Without Sufficient Merit

Publisher: NJ Lawyer

August 5, 2016

Day Pitney Author(s) Kevin J. Duffy

Kevin J. Duffy co-authored an article, "Without Sufficient Merit," for the August issue of NJ Lawyer with Aziz O. Nekoukar. The article reviews Rule 2:11-3(e)(1)(E), which provides authority for the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey to dispose of an appeal without a written opinion under certain conditions. The Rule, which has been invoked by the Appellate Division with increasing frequency, serves as a reminder to appellate lawyers to avoid frivolity and focus their attention and briefing upon the most substantive and meritorious arguments available.

On March 17, Day Pitney's Director of Marketing Shana Gillis will be serving on the panel, "The Ethical Parameters of Attorneys' Use of Social Media Platforms," at the 45th Annual Judicial Conference sponsored by the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey (AFBNJ).

March 17, 2022

"The Ethical Parameters of Attorneys' Use of Social Media Platforms," hosted by The Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey

2022 Brings New Priorities in Civil and Criminal Enforcement for U.S. Justice Department

January 18, 2022

Judge Christopher F. Droney (ret.) and Matthew Austin authored the article, "2022 Brings New Priorities in Civil and Criminal Enforcement for U.S. Justice Department," for the Expert Opinion column of the Connecticut Law Tribune.

"The Future of the Death Penalty in Florida," American Constitution Society

Miami attorney Andrew Ingalls moderated the panel, "The Future of the Death Penalty in Florida," at the South Florida Chapter of the American Constitution on November 12.

November 12, 2021

"The Future of the Death Penalty in Florida," hosted by American Constitution Society

"Who Can You Trust? The Dangers of Serving As and Representing Fiduciaries," Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society

On October 22, Partner and General Counsel Elizabeth J. Sher was a panelist at the Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society webinar titled, "Who Can You Trust? The Dangers of Serving As and Representing Fiduciaries."

October 22, 2021

"Who Can You Trust? The Dangers of Serving As and Representing Fiduciaries," hosted by Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society

Preparation is Key: A Successful Moot Session is Vital for Appellate Arguments

September 30, 2021

Judge Christopher F. Droney (ret.) authored the article, "Preparation is Key: A Successful Moot Session is Vital for Appellate Arguments," for the "Best Practices" column of the Connecticut Law Tribune.

Answer Desk: Impact of Roe v. Wade Leak on Supreme Court

May 4, 2022

Christopher F. Droney was interviewed by Kara Sundlin of WFSB 3 CBS Connecticut regarding the draft opinion leak in Roe v. Wade at the Supreme Court.

Court Rules that Platform Provider Not Proper Defendant in TCPA Class Action

March 31, 2022

On March 31, Day Pitney attorneys Mark Romance and Andrew Ingalls won a significant class action lawsuit filed in the Northern District of California for Mojo Dialing Solutions, LLC.

In Elite Company: Announcing 2022's Connecticut Legal Awards Honorees

March 22, 2022

Day Pitney Partners William J. Roberts and Christopher F. Droney were both selected as recipients of the Distinguished Leaders Award in the 2022 Connecticut Legal Awards, sponsored by the Connecticut Law Tribune.

On the Move: Day Pitney

March 16, 2022

Day Pitney's election of 11 attorneys to partnership nationwide, including two in its New Jersey office was featured in the New Jersey Law Journal's On the Move column.

New Partner Yearbook 2022, New Jersey Law Journal

February 28, 2022

Day Pitney Partners Erin Magennis Healy and Naju Lathia's promotion to partnership was featured the New Jersey Law Journal's New Partner Yearbook 2022.