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"Malicious prosecution is a tricky tort under New Jersey law," says Kevin McNulty, a Newark, N.J.-based attorney. He should know, having won a reversal of a judgment to two men who sued Wells Fargo after it had accused them of stealing from the bank. A federal appeals court relied on New Jersey case law to say that so long as there were some circumstances supporting the accusation, there can be no malicious prosecution.
October 31, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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