A lawyer who spent two years defending PIP claims as an in-house lawyer for an automobile insurer was not precluded from handling the same type of claim against the carrier when she moved to a private law firm.
The Appellate Division on Monday found no basis for a blanket disqualification of Allison Kurtz or her new firm, Massood & Bronsnick of Wayne, in Personal Injury Protection cases against Citizens United Reciprocal Exchange.
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