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The Sarasota law firm of Matthews Eastmoore takes particular pride in its frequent role as "lawyers' lawyers" as the firm has had the honor of providing legal services to many of the area's attorneys and law firms finding themselves personally involved in litigation. Matthews Eastmoore also provides legal services to a variety of governmental clients including the School Board of Sarasota County to which Lamar Matthews has served as general counsel since 1986. The Sarasota law firm has also had the privilege of providing legal services to a number of other governmental bodies including Sarasota County, Sarasota County Sheriff's Department, Office of the County Attorney, Sarasota County's Administrator, Sarasota-Manatee Airport Authority, and the City of Gainesville, Florida.
Although proud of their accomplishments in the courtroom, the Sarasota lawyers of Matthews Eastmoore recognize that the practice of law involves a public service and trust that does not end at the courthouse door. The firm, therefore, has encouraged its attorneys to take an active role in community and Florida Bar activities. The firm has produced two presidents of The Florida Bar Young Lawyers' Division, five members of that Division's Board of Governors, a president of the Sarasota County Bar Association and three presidents of the Bar Association's Young Lawyers' Division, a president of the Florida Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates, a chair of the Florida Bar's General Practice Section, a president of the Judge John M. Scheb American Inn of Court, and several members of the Judicial Nominating Commissions for the Second District Court of Appeal, the Twelfth Judicial Circuit Court, and the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Attorneys of the firm have also served on the Board of Trustees of Manatee Community College, the Sarasota Housing Authority, and the Siesta Key Utility Association as well as charitable organizations such as Community Haven, The United Way, Special Olympics, Selby Foundation, Salvation Army, and Sarasota Openly Plans for Excellence (SCOPE).
Since its inception in 1991 as Matthews, Hutton & Eastmoore and continuing today, the Sarasota law firm of Matthews Eastmoore has provided legal services to hundreds of individuals, businesses, and governmental institutions in Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, North Port, Englewood, Port Charlotte, Lakewood Ranch, Palmetto, St. Petersburg, New Port Richey, Trinity, Tampa, Brandon, Temple Terrace, Plant City, Lakeland, Winter Haven and surrounding communities in Sarasota, Manatee, DeSoto, Charlotte, Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough, and Polk Counties. The firm remains committed to providing its clients with skilled legal representation.
Jason E. Holland was born in Chicago Heights, Illinois on January 17, 1971 and lived in south suburban Chicago until 1985. He then moved with his parents, Bill and Anita Holland, to Eddyville, Kentucky where he graduated from Lyon County High School in 1989. He attended Murray State University where he received a double major in Political Science and Criminal Justice in 1994. While at MSU he served as Vice President and President of the MSU Student Law Association and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity. In 1997 Jason earned his law degree from Mississippi College School of Law, in Jackson, Mississippi. While at Mississippi College, he was a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Jason was admitted to the Kentucky Bar Association in 1998. He is admitted to practice in all state courts in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, both the Eastern and Western Districts of Federal Court in Kentucky and before the United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Jason has dedicated his legal career to helping people with bankruptcy, personal injuries and with criminal law, both as a defense lawyer and a prosecutor. However, he has a wealth of experience in many other areas of the law. He has served as the City Attorney for the city of Oak Grove since 1998. He also serves as counsel for several local and area businesses, including, but not limited to, Heritage Bank, Lee Brick and Block, Marsh Industrial Warehouses, General Motors, and West Kentucky Collections. He has served as corporate counsel for Pennyroyal Hospice since 2005. He also offers pro bono legal services for the Christian County Humane Society.
Jason is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association, Kentucky Association of Trial Lawyers and the Christian County Bar Association. He served as President of the Christian County Bar Association from 2007-2009.
Jason resides in Hopkinsville with his wife Heather, their daughter Hannah Jane, their bulldog, Hallie-George and their shih-tzu Gabby. He enjoys spending time with his family, watching his beloved Chicago Bears, St. Louis Cardinals and Kentucky Wildcats, exercising, and playing golf. Jason is an avid reader, principally of legal thrillers and mysteries. He is the author of the mystery/thriller novel, "Honor Thy Father", and has begun writing an as yet-untitled second novel. The Hollands are members of Hopkinsville's First United Methodist Church.
New Jersey Legislature Includes: the New Jersey Permanent Statutes Database (a very current, searchable, but not easily browsable, version of the statutes); the Chapter Laws from 1996 forward; Legislative Bills from 1996 forward; Public Hearings from 1996 forward; and, beginning in 2001, audio and video recordings of some floor and committee proceedings. For enactment information on this site more recent than that in the "Chapter Laws" section, check the recent issues of the "Legislative Digest," looking at the end of each issue under "Bills Signed Into Law Since Last Session." Caution: the Permanent Statutes Database currently includes some expired sections; see the disclaimer on the site.
New Jersey Statutes (at Rutgers-Newark Law Library). This version of the statutes offers full-text searching, easier browsing than the version on the Legislature's site, and automated retrieval of cases citing the statutes (to the extent they are available in the Rutgers case archive).
New Jersey Law Revision Commission Includes Commission reports.
Historical Compilations of New Jersey Law (at New Jersey State Library): links to old statutory compilations, available through Google and the Internet Archive.
New Jersey Legislative Counsel Opinions (at Rutgers-Newark Law Library)
New Jersey Legislative Histories (at the State Library): Legislative history references for Laws of 1970 forward; the 1970 to 1997 histories (still being scanned and uploaded) include texts of bills, committee statements, and governor's messages; the histories from 1998 forward have links to bill texts, committee statements, and public hearing texts. (For 1998 to 2000, the links to public hearings are dead, but can be made live by inserting ⁄legislativepub before ⁄Pubhear.)
New Jersey Session Laws Online (at Rutgers-Camden Law Library). This is a browsable but not searchable collection of legislative acts, digitized from microform. Coverage is 1776-1999. In order to retrieve a particular law efficiently, you need to know the year and page number (retrieval by chapter number is not possible). Page images can be printed or downloaded: position cursor near top left of image to make ikons for printing or downloading appear. (Note for Rutgers-Newark Law School community: the New Jersey session laws from 1776 to 2008 are available in fully searchable PDF format in HeinOnline.)
New Jersey Statute Compilations (at Rutgers-Newark Law Library): Includes Leaming & Spicer's Grants & Concessions (laws from 1664 to 1702), the Revised Statutes of 1846, the Revision of 1877 the General Statutes of 1895, and Luce's Tables.
Report of the Attorney General's Task Force on Sovereign Immunity (1972) (at the State Library). This is part of the legislative history of Title 59 of the N.J. Statutes.
Report to the Governor on the Subject of Tort Reform (1994) (at the State Library)
Other sites, some of which include New Jersey legislation.
Google Scholar includes New Jersey case law from 1950 forward. On the Advanced Search page, scroll down to select just New Jersey cases for searching.
NEW JERSEY COURTS SEARCH PAGE (Rutgers-Newark Law Library): Supreme Court from March 1994 forward, Appellate Division and Tax Court from Sept. 1995 forward. Includes unpublished Appellate Division opinions from Sept.20,2005 forward.
Opinions on the Judiciary web site:
SUPREME AND APPELLATE COURT OPINIONS Opinions of just the most recent ten business days. Includes only published opinions
Unpublished Appellate Court Opinions Unpublished Appellate Division opinions from just the most recent ten business days.
Business Related Opinions: Selected opinions on business disputes, contract disputes, business governance, and other business-related topics - includes both published and unpublished, Supreme Court, Appellate Division and trial court opinions - only from the most recent six months.
Trial Court Opinions Approved for Publication: Gives opinions of the trial divisions of the Superior Court approved for publication during the current week and previous week. NOTE: Since relatively few trial court opinions are approved for publication, there will sometimes be no actual opinions at this site. However, the site includes a cumulating PDF of squibs of these opinions from 2008 forward.
Trial Court Decisions (These are decisions of the Law Division and Chancery Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey, on civil matters, not approved for publication, which are posted at the judge's discretion, for the convenience of attorneys and litigants, for a six-week period only.)
New Jersey FindACase™: a free version of the VersusLaw searchable database of New Jersey case law from 1930 forward, with results displayed in full text, lacking only the volume-and-page citations and docket numbers.
Reporters (at New Jersey State Library): links to volumes of N.J.Law Reports, N.J. Equity Reports, and Atlantic Reporter available through Google Books.
New Jersey Law Journal, volumes 1 to 45 (1878 to 1922) (Google Books links compiled at N.J. State Library) Early years of the N.J.L.J. include numerous cases not elsewhere published.
Cases adjudged in the Supreme Court of New-Jersey relative to the manumission of Negroes and others holden in bondage ("Bloomfield's Manumission Cases") (1794) (at the Univ.of Virginia Electronic Text Center)
Federal district court: For links to opinions of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, see our U.S. Federal Law page.
Other sites which include New Jersey caselaw.

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