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A strong economy often translates to fewer filings of business litigation, said John Hogan, president of Trial Attorneys of New Jersey. In addition, a decrease in criminal filings could indicate a trend against prosecution of smaller matters, Hogan said.
February 26, 2020 at 03:43 PM
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Editor’s note: This story was revised based on updated data from the Administrative Office of the Courts.
Case filings in New Jersey’s state courts in 2019 posted a one-year decline of 1.9%, continuing a long-term trend toward reduced activity.
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