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Partner Armand Leone wrote in Why smart physicians make mistakes, and how patients can help avoid them in newjerseynewsroom.com

News  |  July 17, 2014

The New Jersey Supreme Court rendered its opinion in the case Komlodi v. Picciano, involving proper Jury Charges in Medical Malpractice cases. Partner, E. Drew Britcher and Associate Kristen Miller appeared an behalf of NJAJ and Britcher argued the matter last fall.

News  |  May 20, 2014

E. Drew Britcher Co-Chaired the Hot Tips in Medical Malpractice Seminar for NJAJ.

News  |  May 2, 2014

Partner, E. Drew Britcher Co-Chaired an event for US Senator Cory Booker.

News  |  May 2, 2014

Kristen Miller Co-Chaired the Women Litigators Luncheon at the New Jersey Association for Justice Boardwalk Convention.

News  |  May 1, 2014

E. Drew Britcher reargued the matter of C.A. v Bentolilia on Feb 5th 2014 the webcast can be viewed here

News  |  February 5, 2014

Jessica Choper and E. Drew Britcher appearing as amicus counsel for the NJAJ were granted leave to file a brief and participate in an oral argument in the matter Constance Childs-Abdullah v. City of Somers Point

News  |  February 5, 2014

E. Drew Britcher returned to teach at Sedon Hall Law School for the Spring term. Mr. Britcher teaches a “practice ready education” course entitled the “Anatomy of a Medical Malpractice case”

News  |  January 27, 2014

Partner, E. Drew Britcher lectured at the Young Lawyers Division sponsored educational program entitled Lessons I’ve Learned from cases I’ve Lost. Drew’s lecture was entitled The Beginning, The Middle and The End

News  |  November 16, 2013

Partner, E. Drew Britcher Co-chaired the New Jersey Association for Justice 6th Annual Meadowlands Seminars attended by over 650 attorneys from November 14th-16th

News  |  November 15, 2013

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