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Class action investigations in New Jersey

We are not currently accepting claimant information from New Jersey. That is a decision about where this operation is set up to work, not a statement about the merits of anyone's situation.

Why: New Jersey has not been approved for intake by the supervising attorney.

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Authority: N.J. Joint Opinion (CAA/ACPE/UPL, 2017); N.J. RPC 5.4, 7.2, 7.3

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