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The New Jersey Supreme Court has declined to write a bright-line definition to govern potential conflicts by lawyers appearing before judges they served as clerks. Speaking for the majority, Justice Peter Verniero said that absent a definition of "personal and substantial" involvement in a matter, the best way to avoid trouble is for firms to screen the clerks-turned-practitioners from all work on cases they handled as clerks.
June 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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