Photo courtesy of shutterstock.comThe coronavirus pandemic has closed state and federal courts for many purposes and heightened the problem of crowded courts. Our New Jersey federal court is woefully understaffed. The state court system also has had a problem in filling vacancies. Delays in our courts will become even more severe, once the pandemic passes and public bench and jury trials resume, despite the best efforts of judges, staff, and lawyers to resolve matters remotely by Zoom or other process. Pandemic lawsuits regarding contract and lease breaches will exacerbate the challenges our courts face.
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