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NJ Justices Say Atty Didn't Need Client's OK For Web Post

By Bill Wichert (July 19, 2016, 9:56 PM EDT) -- The New Jersey Supreme Court has dismissed ethics charges against an attorney over an article he published on his firm's website about an employment case, finding that he didn't need his client's prior consent to publicize publicly available material and he shouldn't be punished for not retaining copies of the website's pages....

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