Overview
For more than a decade, New Jersey attorneys have consulted the Encyclopedia of New Jersey Causes of Action to evaluate all possible theories of recovery for fact patterns their clients present. The essential elements of more than 650 causes of action are laid out and traced to the leading case or statutory section. The book makes drafting a complaint or answer a breeze and focuses the needed proofs for trial. It also has an extensive compendium of the requisites for recovering attorney's fees. This is a welcome resource for firms without an extensive library. The author read all published state court decisions from 1947 through the present and all chapters of the state code to compile the essential elements and leading causes for all theories of recovery. Each cause of action is listed alphabetically with an extensive words-and-phrase index to guide the reader. NEW for 2015! 8 new causes of action: -SALE OF BELOW COST CIGARETTES -TEXT MESSAGER LIABLE FOR DISTRACTING DRIVER -HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN SEX OR LABOR -IMPROPER SALE OF STORAGE UNIT CONTENTS -CLOSED LANDFILL CREATING NEARBY STENCH -FUNERAL COSTS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEE DYING ON JOB -DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LEAVE FOR DOMESTIC OR SEXUAL VIOLENCE -ATTORNEY'S FEES FOR SUCCESSFUL RESIDENTIAL TENANT) AND 6 new cases, 20 new statutes + tables and index now to section
Full Product Details
Author: John J Bannan
Publisher: New Jersey Law Journal
Imprint: New Jersey Law Journal
ISBN: 9781576258071
ISBN 10: 1576258076
Pages: 1000
Publication Date: 01 October 2012
Audience:
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Author Information
John J. Bannan John J. Bannan is a civil litigator with the law firm of Reynolds & Horn, P.C. in Marlton, New Jersey, where he concentrates on medical malpractice and civil rights defense, including state and federal appellate matters. He graduated in 1991 with a Bachelor's of Business Administration from the University of Notre Dame and in 1994 with honors from Rutgers School of Law--Camden, where he edited articles for the Rutgers Law Journal. He clerked for the late HOn. Raymond F. Drozdowski in the Superior Court in Camden. He is a member of the University of Notre Dmae Monogram Club earned for service as a football manager on the 1988 National Championship Football Team under Head Coach Lou Hotlz. He is a lifelong resident of Southern New Jersey, where he resides with his wife, Maria Saveria Bilotti, Esq., and their four children, Jack, Angela, Julia and Nicholas.
