Colleen Murphy

From a brewing fight over the way Appellate Division judges are selected to a rule change that allowed a path back from disbarment for the first time in 45 years, 2024 has seen major changes in the state's legal landscape.

“Despite the best efforts of the State of New Jersey trying to thwart New York's ability to reduce congestion on our streets while making long-overdue investments in public transit, our position has prevailed in court on nearly every issue,” New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a statement.

“This was a completely preventable tragedy, which happened solely due to the poor choices of a reckless police officer,” Andrew L. O'Connor of Nagel Rice said. “This tragedy has completely destroyed the fabric of this family, and we have to ensure something like this never happens again.”

A copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit claims that a company purporting to be an “AI Tutor for LSAT” used proprietary content that belongs to the Law School Admission Council.

A copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit claims that a company purporting to be an “AI Tutor for LSAT” used proprietary content that belongs to the Law School Admission Council.

“Indeed, to accept plaintiff's design defect argument would be to impose on all purchasers and users of passenger vehicles the requirement and cost of having the [lane departure warning] and [lane-keeping assist] systems installed and activated in their vehicles,” Judge Robert J. Gilson said.

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“At no point during the course of the representation in the underlying matter did defendant provide written or oral guidance to plaintiff specifically addressing Proposition 51 or the significant joint and several liability risk posed by the economic damages in the underlying matter,” the complaint said.

“I am here at the one-yard line because New Jersey residents are going to suffer,” Randy Mastro of King & Spalding argued. “You have to grant a temporary restraining order. Public interest is on our side.”

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