A civil rights lawsuit filed in state Superior Court brings due process and equal protection claims against New Jersey’s commissioner of banking and insurance over her decision to overrule an administrative law judge in an evidence dispute.

Marlene Caride, commissioner of the Department of Banking and Insurance, was sued in state Superior Court by John Savadjian, whose license to sell insurance is on the line in a case accusing him of misconduct while working for Prudential.

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