As seen on: NJ.comBy: Steve Strunsky
When Lynette Lashawn’s retail clothing business outgrew her Newark home, she couldn’t afford rent on city storefronts with decent walking traffic and had to open her Off the Hanger store in neighboring Bloomfield.
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A federal judge in Newark has allowed a fired New Jersey executive to pursue whistleblower, unpaid bonus, sex discrimination, and family leave claims against her former employer, which she says kept its bonus targets artificially high so employees could not
It looks like 2023 was a bad year for New Jersey billionaire John Overdeck. His dispute with one of the co-founders of his hedge fund, Two Sigma, had reached a stage where it had to be publicly disclosed. And his
On August 12, 2026, Austin Sarat, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science at Amherst College, published a commentary in Verdict, Justia’s legal analysis and commentary publication. Sarat’s commentary is titled “Trump’s Arresting State,” where he examines what
Main Sunday, August 24, 2025Conference Call for Papers: “Faith, Values, and the Rule of Law”Prof. David Opderbeck (Seton Hall) has shared with me a Conference Call for Papers for an event he is organizing on “Faith, Values, and the Rule
Each year, the Clinical Legal Education Association invites law schools to nominate students as their Outstanding Clinic Student or Team and Outstanding Externship student. This series includes submissions from law schools celebrating their outstanding students. From Rutgers University Law School (Newark): CLEA
Official U.S. House of Representatives PhotoDavid Greenwald for the Davis Vanguard reports that the U.S. Department of Justice’s charging of U.S. Representative LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) with assault of “federal officers during an immigration oversight visit has ignited a political
