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Schools Have an Obligation to Protect Against Bullying

Bullying among adolescents is serious behavior that requires serious attention. This was confirmed recently by the State Division on Civil Rights. Reports on August 31 stated the Division found sufficient evidence to indicate that the Old Bridge Township Board of Education failed to take adequate action to stop reported incidents…

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$7 Million Verdict in Mesothelioma Case Upheld by NJ Appellate Court

On Friday, August 20, the State Appellate Division upheld an earlier jury verdict awarding $7 million to a woman who claimed she contracted peritoneal mesothelioma by washing her husband’s work clothes. (1) Both Bonnie and John Anderson worked for the Exxon Bayway Refinery in Linden, NJ, for a number of…

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NJ’s Graduated Driver License Program is Model for Nation, but Changes Draw Controversy

The AAA Foundation for Safety has credited New Jersey stating, “New Jersey’s combination of licensing policies for young drivers is a model for the nation.” Recent changes to this law, however, have sparked controversy among young drivers, parents and lawmakers within this State. The Graduated Driver License (GDL) Law, enacted…

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