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Environmental Law Update - 2004 - Part II

Part I of this article appears in the April 2005 issue of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel. New Jersey state and federal courts addressed environmental issues in a wide variety of contexts this past year, from typical disputes over land development and insurance coverage to more obscure...

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Environmental Law Update - 2004 - Part I

Part II of this article appears in the May 2005 issue of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel. New Jersey state and federal courts addressed environmental issues in a wide variety of contexts this past court year, from typical disputes over land development and insurance coverage to more obscure...

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Investigating Employee Misconduct In Today's Legal Landscape

Editor: Please give some examples of areas in which employee misconduct is receiving a great deal of attention today. Ohnegian: Allegations of misconduct by upper level management are receiving a great deal more attention than 15 years ago when the focus was on sexual harassment and other types...

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How A Major Bill Became A Law: The Highlands Act

Editor: Please tell us about your background. Racioppi: I specialize in a rather broad practice of real estate, including a transactional practice as well as real estate related litigation. This includes contracts of sale, zoning and leasing, as well as real estate finance. I've been an attorney...

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Assessing Expert Methodology - Daubert: In The Third Circuit And The District Of New Jersey - Part II

The Components Of The Daubert Test Like the courts of many other jurisdictions, the Third Circuit has summarized the Daubert test as a "trilogy of restrictions" consisting of "qualification, reliability and fit."1 Unless it is conceded by the challenging party, each of the factors must be addressed...

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Assessing Expert Methodology - Daubert: In The Third Circuit And The District Of New Jersey - Part I

Part II of this article appears in the May 2004 issue of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel.In a typical federal case, the testimony of a qualified and effective expert is an essential component of a successful trial. In the decade since the United States Supreme Court decided Daubert v. Merrell...

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