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New Jersey Law Journal: Selected News Items May 19, 2009

By David Badertscher, PLL

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Rutgers to Adjunct Prof: Choose Your Side

Conflict-of-interest rules for state employees apply to adjunct law professors as well, as Sheryl Mintz Goski discovered to her dismay. She can't teach at Rutgers Law School as long as she represents a company in a commercial dispute with Rutgers Business School.

Municipal Court Briefcase Ban Rankles Bar

"In Englishtown, police officers providing security in the municipal court have been enforcing a ban on briefcases, pocketbooks and other satchels. Some practitioners have complained, and the State Bar Association has taken up their cause."

Malpractice Suit vs. Buchanan Ingersoll Settles for $9.8M

"Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney has agreed to pay $9.8 million to settle a claim that a former partner in its Philadelphia securities department botched work on a New Jersey company's stock transaction and failed to alert the company to the errors."

Corzine Nominates Albin for Reappointment

"Gov. Jon Corzine on Friday announced his nomination of Justice Barry Albin for reappointment to the state Supreme Court, acknowledging the nomination will encounter friction during this election year."

Lawyers Who Give Sound Advice Can't Be 'SLAPPed Back'

"In a ruling that should make lawyers breath a little easier about counseling bellicose clients, the New Jersey Supreme Court holds that a litigant who makes a full and honest disclosure to an attorney can't be held liable for lodging a 'SLAPP suit.' Neither can the lawyer be held liable, as long as he has no illegitimate purpose".

Full post as published by New York Supreme Court Criminal Term Library on May 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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