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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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