A renewed effort to chop New Jersey's legal malpractice statute of limitations down to two years from the current six is underway in the Legislature.
February 10, 2014 at 05:13 PM
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A renewed effort to chop New Jersey’s legal malpractice statute of limitations down to two years from the current six is underway in the Legislature.
Lawyers debated the issue along familiar battle lines at a meeting of the Assembly Judiciary Committee on Monday, though no vote was taken.
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