Law360 Publishes Analysis of Third Circuit Ruling by Three Day Pitney Lawyers
An article written by Beth Sher, Joy Sperling and Paul Marino on a recent Third Circuit ruling was published on May 27 in Law360. The authors examined the decision in New Jersey Department of Treasury v. Merrill Lynch & Co., which addressed the issue of forum selection clauses and whether parties may restrict their right to remove a case by agreeing to such a clause. The case hinged on the precise wording of the clause and the distinction of two different words contained in it.
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Our New Jersey Land Use attorneys represented Ingerman Development Company, LLC ("Ingerman") in connection with its preliminary and final major site plan approval from the Township of Pohatcong Land Use Board to construct a 100% affordable housing community named the Willows at Pohatcong, consisting of 96 units within four residential buildings and a community building.
Day Pitney Data Privacy, Protection and Litigation practice group co-chair Naju Lathia and Litigation Associate Potoula Tournas authored the article "New Reporting Requirements in the Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Sectors," for the New Jersey Law Journal's Cybersecurity Special Section.
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The Florida Bar News' 'On the Move' column recently featured the arrival of four new associates to our Florida offices.
The news of Mark C. Williams joining Day Pitney as a partner in the firm's Energy practice was featured in Thomson Reuters' The Daily Docket Industry Moves column. Williams in based in Washington, D.C.
Day Pitney Private Client Partner Tasha Dickinson is featured in Town & Country article "Legacy Inc.: Are Irrevocable Trusts Really Irrevocable?"
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