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For New Jersey Lawyers, Week After Week, the Judge Shortage Was the Big Story in 2023
For matrimonial lawyers and judges in Cumberland County, the judge shortage has created a situation "like we're practicing in the emergency room. We're in triage, trying to put out a fire here and a fire there, with so many cases having emergencies," attorney Jose Silva Jr. said earlier in the year.
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Of the 9,779 candidates who took the most recent bar exam, 6,481 passed for an overall passing rate of 66%.
'Very Vicious Attack': Attorneys Secure $5.6M Verdict in Dog-Bite Case
The jury ruled in the plaintiffs' favor after the insurer and defendant turned down a pretrial $1.4 million settlement offer.
'Very Vicious Attack': Attorneys Secure $5.6M Verdict in Gainesville Dog-Bite Case
The jury ruled in the plaintiffs' favor after the insurer and defendant turned down a pretrial $1.4 million settlement offer.
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