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The problem has been corrected as of Tuesday and attorneys who received the mistaken notices should expect to receive corrected ones. But the arrival of so many dismissal notices caused confusion and concern for some lawyers.
August 19, 2020 at 04:13 PM
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The New Jersey judiciary sent more than 10,000 notices this week erroneously warning lawyers that their cases were being dismissed for lack of prosecution.
The problem had been corrected as of Tuesday, and attorneys who received the mistaken notices should expect to receive corrected ones. But the arrival of so many dismissal notices caused confusion and concern for some lawyers.
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