When plaintiff achieves a verdict of less than 80 percent of the offer of judgment, he may be assessed counsel fees to reduce his net recovery to zero, but not below zero.
April 02, 2012 at 05:42 PM
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Reid v. Finch, L-6402-07; Law Division, Civil Part, Essex County, opinion by Rothschild, J.S.C.; decided December 6, 2011, approved for publication March 30, 2012. DDS No. 60-3-5748 [12 pp.]
Before the court is a motion for an award of counsel fees in accordance with Rule 4:58, the offer-of-judgment rule.
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