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Is there a statute of limitations on Legal malpractice claims in…

Is there a statute of limitations on Legal malpractice claims in New Jersey?

Anonymous · Jul 30, 2011 · 0 views

Business

This was a family law case

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Philip Faccenda

3 hours ago

Yes, the statute of limitations for professional negligence, also referred to as legal malpractice, is six [6] years in New Jersey. This also applies to claims of breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty claims against attorneys. Under certain circumstances, the period is tolled or extended for various reasons.
Philip L. Faccenda, Esq.
Certified Civil Trial Attorney
Representing Victims of Legal Malpractice and the Seriously Injured and Disabled
http://FaccendaLawFirm.net

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David Snyder

3 hours ago

I believe that this question got filtered into the wrong section. It should be in legal and him malpractice. I would defer to my colleague from New Jersey as to the statute of limitations in New Jersey.