(l-r) Stuart Lederman of Riker Danzig, Christina Vassilou Harvey of Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, Patricia Barasch of Schall & Barasch, and Daniel Fleming of Wong Fleming. Courtesy photos
In the new year, New Jersey litigators will continue to experience a judicial shortage, an abundance of business and a paucity of civil trials, some legal observers said.
Waiting for courts to resolve cases can be an exercise in frustration, but the availability of civil trials varies by location, according to interviews with litigators.
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