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Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians is now available due to the January 12, 2010 earthquake. Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Napolitano has stated “this is a disaster of historic proportions and this designation will allow eligible Haitian nationals in the United States to continue living and working in our country for the next 18-months. Providing a temporary refuge for Haitian nationals who are currently in the United States and whose personal safety would be endangered by returning to Haiti is part of this Administration’s continuing efforts to support Haiti’s recovery.”

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New Brunswick, NJ, Jan. 14, 2010 -- The law firm of Garces & Grabler has set up a humanitarian fund drive to help earthquake victims in Haiti. They are accepting donations on behalf of Haiti Help Med Plus at their 7 office locations throughout New Jersey.

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An observational survey conducted by the New Jersey Institute of Technology immediately following the Stateís recent ìClick It or Ticketî seat belt mobilization determined the new rate -- an increase of nearly one percent over last yearís usage rate of 91.75 percent.

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NEW JERSEY--"Cops in Crosswalks," a month-long public awareness and education initiative designed to educate New Jersey motorists about safely sharing the road with pedestrians, will be run by 17 police agencies in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, and Gloucester Counties, August 17 through September 13, 2009.

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TRENTON -- The Division on Civil Rights announced today it has issued a Finding of Probable Cause against an Essex County restaurant over the way it treated a visually-impaired man who sought to eat at a table in the main dining area while accompanied by his family and a certified guide dog.

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Jonathan Kessous, along with co-counsel for two co-defendants, successfully broke down a key government eyewitness in a 1st degree Armed Robbery case.

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"It's a great building," Palmer said yesterday, as he presented the business with the Most Improved Appearance Award, in ceremonies for 2008 Trenton Small Business of the Year Awards.

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"This was a mentally ill individual who was completely out of his mind," defense attorney John Caruso said in appealing for leniency for 31-year-old Timothy Adams.

Garces & Grabler, obtained a settlement of $1,475,000 on behalf of a client for an accident that occurred in Pennsylvania.

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Congo Attacks Family Member in Princeton, New Jersey

Through the representation of Kevin Riechelson our client received a $250,000 settlement for injuries caused by animal attack.

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John D. Caruso of Garces & Grabler reversed the convictions before the Appellate Division.

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Jonathan Kessous of Garces & Grabler won full acquittal verdicts after a two-week trial before the Honorable Joseph Rea, J.S.C.

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Michael Richmond, co-author of New Jersey Municipal Court Practice by Gann Books, has joined the law offices of Garces & Grabler.

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Garces & Grabler have relocated their Trenton law office to the new, spacious facility at 253 E. Front Street.

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