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An opinion by New Jersey legal ethics authorities that deemed Avvo off-limits to lawyers in the state will not be reviewed by the state Supreme Court.
June 04, 2018 at 06:08 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Njlawjournal/njlawjournal
An opinion by New Jersey legal ethics authorities that deemed Avvo off-limits to lawyers in the state will not be reviewed by the state Supreme Court.
In an order dated June 1 and obtained by the Law Journal on Monday, the court denied a petition for certification by Consumers for a Responsive Legal System, an organization that represents Avvo and other online companies providing lawyer referrals.
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