The New Jersey State Bar Association was a friend-of-the-court in a case that questions procedures used in real estate closings, the role title companies should play, and the use of experts and net opinions.
March 19, 2018 at 07:00 AM
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The New Jersey State Bar Association was a friend-of-the-court in a case that questions procedures used in real estate closings, the role title companies should play, and the use of experts and net opinions.
Bianchi v. Ladjen was heard before a three-judge Appellate Division panel in Trenton that included Judges Jack Sabatino, Michael Ostrer and Lisa Rose. NJSBA Trustee Diana Manning argued on behalf of the association.
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