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• NYC Judge Throws Out Beer Pong Lawsuit Insurance Journal A judge has thrown out a New Jersey man's lawsuit against a Greenwich Village pub over injuries he suffered following a beer pong game. The judge found Alan Berger voluntarily signed up for the beer-drinking game and couldn't sue Wicked Willy. and more »

• The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

  Pa. man accused of posing as NYC cop to receive free sex acts from prostitutes The Star-Ledger - NJ.com By AP File photoPolice say a New Jersey man posed as a police officer in New York City and threatened prostitutes with arrest if they did not perform sexual acts for free. NEW YORK — Police say a Pennsylvania man posed as a police officer in New York ... and more »

• New Jersey HeraldJudge delays verdict in Pa. crash that killed 3 New Jersey Herald But Manning says there's no Pennsylvania court precedent that onboard computer information alone is enough to convict someone. Manning ordered testimony to resume on Feb. 21, the second anniversary of the crash. Safka's attorneys say the computer ... and more »

• NJ man accused of posing as NYC police officer The Journal News | LoHud.com Warren Taylor of Bushkill, NJ, was awaiting arraignment in a Brooklyn court Wednesday. The 32-year-old was arrested Monday on charges including impersonating a police officer. It wasn't immediately clear whether he has a lawyer. and more »

• NJ man accused of posing as NYC police officer Herald Times Reporter Warren Taylor of Bushkill, NJ, was awaiting arraignment in a Brooklyn court Wednesday. The 32-year-old was arrested Monday on charges including impersonating a police officer. It wasn't immediately clear whether he has a lawyer.

• New Jersey HeraldPa. church official wants new judge, alleges bias New Jersey Herald The 61-year-old Lynn is the first US church official charged for allegedly keeping predator-priests in ministry. He faces up to 28 years if convicted on all charges. Sarmina did not immediately return a call for comment. Lynn's defense lawyers filed a ... and more »

• New Jersey Has Backlog of Up to 100000 Foreclosed Properties BusinessWeek 8 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey must work through a backlog of 50000 to 100000 unprocessed foreclosures because of delays caused by an investigation into how lenders handled the filings, said Richard Constable, acting commissioner of the state Community ... and more »

• Ask the Lawyer: Donating to Charity Patch.com First of all, you may want to check whether the organization is a New Jersey nonprofit corporation. If you go to the New Jersey Division of Revenue website, you can find out for free whether the organization has been incorporated as a New Jersey ...

• NJ Has Backlog of Up to 100K Foreclosures Bloomberg New Jersey must work through a backlog of 50000 to 100000 unprocessed foreclosures because of delays caused by an investigation into how lenders handled the filings, said Richard Constable, acting commissioner of the state Community Affairs Department. and more »

• Hunterdon County hires new director for Human Services Department Hunterdon County Democrat - NJ.com Most recently she was director of family support for the organization, which works with people and families living with spina bifida in New Jersey and parts of nearby New York. She fills a vacancy created by the departure of a department head who ...

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