The law allows any person who suffers a loss as a result of unauthorized practice to bring a civil action for an amount three times the costs incurred.
November 01, 2019 at 04:52 PM
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A New York attorney and his firm are facing the heat of a New Jersey law establishing civil damages for the unauthorized practice of law.
Davidson, Dawson & Clark and attorney P. Gregory Hess are defendants in a civil suit filed by the estate of a New Jersey woman who retained Hess to draft her will. The suit seeks damages from Hess, who is not admitted in New Jersey, for his $675-per-hour production of a will that was successfully contested by the deceased woman’s husband.
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