A New Jersey continuing legal education provider will pay dearly for a marketing campaign that may have flouted anti-junk-faxing laws.
Gann Law Books of Newark agreed to pay $3 million in cash and in trade to settle a class-action suit in behalf of thousands of recipients of unsolicited faxes it sent to promote CLE seminars.
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