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The court will accept briefs through Dec. 17 that are submitted with amicus motions on specific questions concerning computation of additur and remittitur.
November 09, 2018 at 11:49 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has issued a call for amicus briefs in the pending appeal of an auto injury case that could generate new rules for additur and remittitur.
The court said in a notice to the bar issued Wednesday that it is inviting motions for amicus participation in Orientale v. Jennings, A-43-17. The court will accept briefs through Dec. 17 that are submitted with amicus motions on specific questions concerning computation of additur and remittitur.
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