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In Their Own Words: The New Jersey Legal Awards Honorees
Get to know the Law Journal's Attorney of the Year finalists, Lifetime Achievement honorees, Mentors, and more New Jersey Legal Awards winners.
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$1M Postjudgment Interest Claim Divides 3rd Circuit Panel
"Jenzack asks us to slalom past an intervening settlement agreement and a plainly written consent judgment to award it more than a million dollars in post-judgment interest," Judge Joseph A. Greenaway Jr. stated. "We choose a different path."
3rd Circuit Panel Divides Over Questions About $1M Postjudgment Interest Claim
"Jenzack asks us to slalom past an intervening settlement agreement and a plainly written consent judgment to award it more than a million dollars in post-judgment interest," Judge Joseph A. Greenaway Jr. stated. "We choose a different path."
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Connecticut Appellate Practice & Procedure, 8th Edition
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Who Got the Work?℠: Sony Taps Big Players to Defend Against Playstation Class Action + More
Welcome to "Who Got the Work?℠," a regular column that highlights the law firms and lawyers around the country who are being brought in to handle key cases and close major deals for their clients.
Rabner Calls In More Help From the Appellate Division, Temporarily Assigns 3 to High Court
"A judge of the Appellate Division, the Hon. Jose L. Fuentes, is temporarily assigned to the Court to fill one of those vacancies," stated Rabner. "Jose Fuentes is scheduled to retire on September 1, 2022, which will leave the court without a quorum for the start of the 2022-2023 term."New Jersey Legal Awards: Honorees Announced
The honorees will be recognized, and the Attorney of the Year and Law Firm of the Year winners announced, at the gala in September.
Appeals Court Upholds $24.3M Jury Verdict Over Breach of Implied Covenant by Hospital
A Bergen County jury returned a no-cause verdict on the breach-of-contract claim but found in favor of the plaintiffs on the implied covenant claim. Sustained damages of $24.3 million were awarded to the plaintiffs in addition to $662,387.25 in costs, litigation expenses, and attorney fees and $1,379,441.10 in prejudgment interest.
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