The Bergen, Passaic and Middlesex county bar associations filed suit against the state and the N.J. Supreme Court Oct. 19 challenging a 2014 measure increasing filing fees in the state by more than $42 million to fund a variety of initiatives.
October 28, 2016 at 05:34 PM
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Three county bar associations in New Jersey have filed a lawsuit against New Jersey and the state Supreme Court challenging a 2014 measure that increased filing fees in the state courts by more than $42 million.
The lawsuit was filed on Oct. 19 by the Bergen, Passaic and Middlesex county bar associations. The lawsuit names New Jersey and the state Supreme Court as defendants.
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