For the second part of the 2 - part test under s. 137.1 (4)(b), Justice Dunphy conducted a public interest weighing of allowing the proceeding to continue versus the merits of the communication,
a very new area of law with little guidance.
Not exact matches
It was evidence the opposing counsel had offered and, upon our objection, should have been denied but the judge was
new, did not know this
area of the
law very well, and let it in over
very stern objections.
What seems clear, however, is that Axelrod and his colleagues have sought and received opinions and sound advice from some
very reputable legal minds in the
area of election
law that warrants his insistence these matters be presented to the District Attorney in Rockland County and the United States Attorney for the Southern District
of New York.
Very few
New Jersey
law firms, if any at all, can say that all
of their attorneys are certified in both
of these
areas.
Despite being out
of law school and in practice for nearly 17 years now, I still
very much enjoy the process
of learning
new things, which is
very important in a practice
area like ERISA litigation, where the case
law is ever - changing.