Montgomery County Common Pleas Court's new president judge said that the lawyer-driven system for civil cases is a reflection that attorneys should have responsibility for managing their cases.
February 14, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Montgomery County Common Pleas Court’s new president judge said that the lawyer-driven system for civil cases is a reflection that attorneys should have responsibility for managing their cases.
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge William J. Furber Jr. last week discussed with The Legal the civil docket, the judicial budget and the importance of helping veterans caught up in the criminal justice system.
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