Lawyers

• Prosecutors request to delay Foye testimony on George Washington Bridge closures

  Assistant US Attorney J. Fortier Imbert on behalf of the office of US Attorney Paul Fishman has requested in a letter to New Jersey legislators to postpone a scheduled public testimony of a key Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official regarding the George Washington Bridge lane closures, Bloomberg said.

• Former Christie alley to provide testimony on who is in charge of NJ bridge closings

  Democrat Senator Loretta Weinberg said Christina Renna's testimony scheduled today is crucial to finding out who really ordered the access lane closures at the George Washington Bridge, Bloomberg reported.

• Christie turns to e-cigarette tax to ease $1.06B state government shortfall

  An industry activist told Bloomberg that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie should not impose tax on e-cigarettes if he only intends to ease the state government's $1.06 billion shortfall as opposed to providing healthcare and prevention for tobacco users

• Prosecutors torn on handing immunity deals to ex-Christie loyalists over Bridgegate

  According to former prosecutors, it is unlikely that New Jersey US Attorney Paul Fishman, whose office is conducting a probe on finding out who ordered the closure of the access lanes at the George Washington Bridge, will offer immunity to New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's former loyalists to reveal the truth behind the scandal, Bloomberg said.

• Political donation links Gibson Dunn to Christie

  First reported by newspaper the Bergen Record, CBS News said that Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, whom New Jersey Governor Chris Christie tapped to conduct an internal probe on "Bridgegate," has made a $10,000 donation to a political group the governor chairs.

• Christie says former ally uses his name to get clearance for bridge closures

  A 12-page summary of three New Jersey Governor Chris Christie interviews Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP had conducted revealed that the governor denied any discussion he had about the lane closures with former Port Authority of New York & New Jersey top official David Wildstein, and that the latter might have disused the governor's office's name to secure clearance to the lane closures.

• New Jersey residents not convinced with Christie-ordered 'Bridgegate' review - poll

  The latest poll conducted by Monmouth University and Asbury Park Press revealed that majority of the people in New Jersey overall are not satisfied with Governor Chris Christie's performance, and several poll participants believed that the internal probe on the lane closures were politically-motivated.

• Christie lawyer declines to show interview notes in internal report on 'Bridgegate'

  Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP attorney Randy Mastro refused to comply with lawmakers' request to turn over documents of its interviews that supported its internal probe that vindicated New Jersey Governor Chris Christie from any wrongdoing with the lane closures in Fort Lee.

• Report denies Christie's involvement in 'Bridgegate,' points to his aides and allies instead

  Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP's internal review about the lane closures at the George Washington Bridge points the blame to former deputy chief of staff for the New Jersey Governor Bridget Anne Kelly and David Wildstein at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Bloomberg said.

• Christie seen innocent in 'Bridgegate', says an internal report

  Reuters said an internal investigation that cleared New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on involvement in the George Washington Bridge lane closures did not access communications and records of the governor's former aides, of whom one of them said in an email about deliberately causing traffic in Fort Lee.

• Christie gets slammed with NJ bridge jam questions during town meeting

  New Jersey Governer Chris Christie told one attendee that he will be reserving his judgement on former deputy chief of staff Bridget Kelly, whom he had fired amid the scandal over lane closures at the George Washington Bridge , CBS News said.

• Christie ally, aide discuss over boss' dead rival senator over NJ bridge scandal

  Scores of email and text message exchanges between allies and aides of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was released by The New Jersey legislative committee lawyer Reid Schar yesterday in court, Bloomberg said.

• Ex-Christie aides to battle subpoena over documents linking to NJ bridge scandal

  Bridget Anne Kelly and William Stepien, former aides of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, insisted in court that they have a constitutional right to not comply with an order to surrender documents relating to the lane closures at the George Washington Bridge.

• Prosecutors subpoena Port Authority to surrender documents linking to chairman over NJ bridge scandal

  The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been reportedly subpoenaed by New York federal prosecutors to obtain documents about his and his law firm's connection with the Fort Lee bridge lane closures.

• Drewniak under probe over boss Christie's Bridge lane closures

  Bloomberg said that the interview with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's press secretary Michael Drewniak over the controversial lane closures near the George Washington Bridge last year could provide vital information to identify the governor's allies who ordered the closure.

• New Jersey lawmakers calls for ex-Christie aides to disclose documents regarding bridge scandal

  William Stepien and Bridget Anne Kelly, former aides of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, refused to turn over the documents needed by a special government committee regarding a probe on the closure of access roads in the state.