"One of the good things that came out of this decision is that some actual guidelines were set forth to start evaluating which cases might actually fall within that exemption," said Edward Rebenack, who represented plaintiffs seeking a change in venue.
August 01, 2023 at 06:36 PM
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A New Jersey judge closed the door on civil litigants who sought to change venues to escape a trial moratorium stemming from a shortage of judges.
Assignment Judge Kevin Shanahan of Hunterdon, Somerset and Warren counties denied six motions on Tuesday to change venue to another county from litigants who sought to escape the consequences of a trial moratorium in Vicinage 13.
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Judge Kevin M. Shanahan, Assignment Judge for Vicinage 13 (Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren counties). Courtesy photo
