Carla Baranauckas

A New Jersey appellate panel revived a dispute Monday over whether a Manhattan real estate executive was fully compensated for his work on a $95 million redevelopment project, ruling that a trial judge wrongly granted summary judgment despite ambiguities in the parties' complex profit-sharing agreement.

NJ Panel Revives Compensation Case In $95M Real Estate Deal

Conduent Business Services LLC has been hit with a barrage of class action lawsuits in New Jersey federal court alleging it failed to adequately protect sensitive personal and health information of more than 10.5 million individuals that were compromised in a major data breach.

Prudential Financial Inc. agreed to pay $4.75 million to end a class claim alleging it failed to protect its clients' personal information after it acknowledged that its systems were compromised in a February hacking incident, according to a memorandum filed in New Jersey federal court.

New Jersey Supreme Court justices appeared open on Monday to reviving a community health clinic patient's injury suit, questioning whether the organization's archived web pages and general claims of patient education qualified it for protection under the state's Charitable Immunity Act.

New Jersey Supreme Court justices appeared open on Monday to reviving a community health clinic patient's injury suit, questioning whether the organization's archived web pages and general claims of patient education qualified it for protection under the state's Charitable Immunity Act.

NJ Justices Unsure Charity Immunity Applies To Clinic

New Jersey Supreme Court justices appeared open on Monday to reviving a community health clinic patient's injury suit, questioning whether the organization's archived web pages and general claims of patient education qualified it for protection under the state's Charitable Immunity Act.

A New Jersey state judge handed a win Friday to conservative radio host Bill Spadea and Townsquare Media in a defamation suit by a child psychologist who claimed the broadcaster defamed him by saying on air that he should be indicted for child abuse.

A Third Circuit panel appeared poised on Monday to reconsider the viability of the "background circumstances" test under New Jersey's Law Against Discrimination as it weighed a white former police officer's bid to revive his discrimination case through the lens of recent U.S. Supreme Court precedent in cases brought by majority-group plaintiffs.

A Third Circuit panel appeared poised on Monday to reconsider the viability of the "background circumstances" test under New Jersey's Law Against Discrimination as it weighed a white former police officer's bid to revive his discrimination case through the lens of recent U.S. Supreme Court precedent in cases brought by majority-group plaintiffs.

The Third Circuit on Friday revived an alcohol and substance abuse recovery nonprofit's disability bias suit against a New Jersey town, reasoning that the district court improperly denied the plaintiff the opportunity to refine its allegations that the municipality denied it a permit based on the nature of its operation.

A New Jersey appellate panel questioned on Wednesday whether 28 towns' challenge to interim affordable housing rules might become moot, as permanent regulations are expected within two months — but municipal attorneys argued the current rules have already forced planning decisions that could be upended.

Johnson & Johnson told the Delaware Supreme Court on Wednesday that the Chancery Court "rewrote" its $3.4 billion agreement for the acquisition of surgical robotics firm Auris Health, wrongly using the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing to impose obligations the company never accepted.

The New Jersey Supreme Court zeroed in Thursday on how far insurers can go in reserving their rights without taking a definitive position on coverage, as Mist Pharmaceuticals LLC accused Berkley Insurance Co. of stonewalling a $12 million settlement by hiding behind ambiguity in its "capacity exclusion" clause.

A New Jersey federal judge ruled Friday that a longtime Fox Chase Cancer Center employee who claims she was ousted by a new supervisor after taking sick leave can add an Americans with Disabilities Act claim to her lawsuit, but not New Jersey or Pennsylvania whistleblower claims.

The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it won't review the challenge by four New Jersey nurses to New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's executive orders in the first three months of 2022 mandating a COVID-19 vaccine booster for healthcare workers.

A former finance executive for the New York Jets hit the team with a discrimination lawsuit in New Jersey state court alleging she was improperly fired because her husband had reported sexual harassment by team president Hymie Elhai toward female employees.

A New Jersey federal judge has rejected a motion from the president of Rowan College at Burlington County seeking an emergency restraining order to block potential termination, amid a whistleblower lawsuit he brought alleging retaliation after he opposed what he described as unlawful actions taken by the school's board and legal counsel.

A New Jersey federal judge has rejected a motion from the president of Rowan College at Burlington County seeking an emergency restraining order to block potential termination, amid a whistleblower lawsuit he brought alleging retaliation after he opposed what he described as unlawful actions taken by the school's board and legal counsel.