A New Jersey appeals court on Monday threw out frivolous-lawsuit sanctions against the lawyer for a commercial tenant suing his landlord.
November 18, 2013 at 05:33 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court on Monday threw out frivolous-lawsuit sanctions against the lawyer for a commercial tenant suing his landlord.
The Appellate Division found, in Cuccurullo v. Volpecello, that James DeStefano had good reason to believe at least one of his client’s four causes of action had sufficient legal and factual support.
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