State funding cuts are causing layoffs among attorneys and other staff at some New Jersey legal services offices. At Ocean-Monmouth Legal Services, 25 of 48 employees were told their jobs would end on June 30, and Northeast New Jersey Legal Services already underwent layoffs and could see more.
April 27, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Cuts in state funding are causing layoffs among attorneys and other staff members at some of the regional legal services offices around New Jersey.
At Ocean-Monmouth Legal Services, 25 of the 48 employees were told on April 16 that their jobs would end on June 30, Executive Director William Rempel said on April 19.
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