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What happens at a...

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You’ve been served with notice that an application for prejudgment remedy has been filed against you in Superior Court.  The
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What is a Prejudgment...

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An “Application for a Prejudgment Remedy” (also known as a “PJR” -- Connecticut General Statutes §52-278a et seq.) is a
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