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Report Link NJ Supreme Court Clarifies Spoliation Remedies.
Ogletree Deakins - January 20, 2009
In this decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court also clarified the remedies available for spoliation (i.e., destruction) of evidence.
Report Link New Jersey’s Offer of Judgment Rule Inapplicable in CEPA and LAD Cases.
Ogletree Deakins - September 10, 2008
Answering a question that has long been uncertain, the Appellate Division held that the Offer of Judgment Rule does not apply to CEPA or LAD actions, and thus does not permit a defendant in such cases to recover its attorneys’ fees from the plaintiff even after making a “successful” Offer of Judgment.
Report Link In-House Counsel Given Wider Latitude To Represent Officers, Employees And Directors Doing Company Business.
Ogletree Deakins - August 05, 2008
On July 15, 2008, the state Supreme Court amended Rule 1:27-2 to permit in-house counsel to represent their companies’ employees, directors, officers, partners and shareholders in matters affecting their companies. The change does not, however, permit in-house attorneys to represent individuals in personal matters, nor does it relieve them of the obligation to avoid conflicts between individuals and the corporation. Still under consideration is a proposal to abandon New Jersey’s limited license rules, which require corporate counsel to register, pay annual fees, and submit to disciplinary authorities.

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