A South Orange solo who paid more than $140,000 over six years for 131 farmed-out cases learned the hard way the pitfalls of paying referral fees without certification.
January 16, 2013 at 03:16 AM
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The state Supreme Court has censured a lawyer for paying 131 unauthorized referral fees totaling $142,432 over a six-year period.
David Bolson, a South Orange solo, concentrates his practice in workers’ compensation but has never been certified by the court in that specialty or any other, such as would allow fee splitting under Rule 1:39-6(d).
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