This week’s decisions favored the Citations, who gained ten points from the work of Crivello Carlson (brief, oral argument, and favorable decision in Springer v. Nohl Electric). Although this left the Citations in last place, they pulled to within four points of the Waivers (who picked up three points for the brief filed by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown in Springer v. Nohl Electric).
Meanwhile, at the top of the standings, the Gavels of the State Public Defender’s Office padded their lead with five points from a brief and oral argument in State v. Sholar.
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