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A new report by the U.S. Surgeon General shows an alarming trend in e-cigarette use among teens.  E-cigarettes are now more popular with teenagers—specifically middle and high school students—than regular tobacco...

In Newburgh v. Arrigo, the New Jersey Supreme Court acknowledged that circumstances exist in which a parent may have a duty to bear some portion of the educational expenses of his or her child, even though the child has...

In October, a St. Louis jury awarded a California woman with ovarian cancer more than $70 million, reports The Associated Press.  The plaintiff claimed that forty years of using Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder...

In interpreting settlement agreements in the marital dissolution context, courts are guided by two sets of principles.  A court applies equitable principles to ensure a matrimonial agreement is fair, and contract rules...

In Kelly v. Kelly, the husband and wife were married for 23 years and had 5 children together before the husband filed for divorce in 2010.  After some administrative delays followed by unsuccessful mediation...