In NJ, what is the Statue of Limitations to file a lawsuit against an attorney for malpractice?
Currently 6 years, although legislation is currently being discussed to reduce the SOL to 2 years.
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Currently 6 years, although legislation is currently being discussed to reduce the SOL to 2 years.
It would be impossible to answer your question without more information. Do you have an employment contract or are you an at-will employee? Do...
Report the injury to your own supervisor tomorrow and contact an attorney who handles workers' compensation cases.
Your question is impossible to answer without more information. You can be required to take paid time off before becoming eligible for FLA...
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You ask for one and pay the fee. Good luck getting a jury trial in the near future, however. The court will try to persuade you to have a bench...
You do not have to agree to anything. However, most attorneys regularly agree to adjournment requests as a professional courtesy if there is no...
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