Requires parties in arbitration hearings to be represented by attorneys in certain circumstances.*
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Overview
This bill requires parties involved in arbitration hearings in New Jersey to have an attorney represent them in specific situations. The law aims to ensure a more equitable process by providing legal guidance and expertise. It clarifies that the requirement for attorneys applies only to arbitration hearings and does not affect individuals representing themselves in these proceedings. The floor amendments further specify that the bill does not apply to individuals who are already representing themselves.
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Joseph Lagana
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