Settlement Approved in Litigation Over Red-Light Camera Tickets

September 13, 2013
New Jersey Law Journal

A federal judge on Thursday approved a $4.2 million settlement over New Jersey’s much-maligned red-light traffic camera program, with an eye to fair functioning in the future.

U.S. District Judge Peter Sheridan’s order in Telliho v. American Traffic Solutions requires that a special master investigate whether the system “operates efficiently and effectively.”

Partner Joel Rosen is serving as court-appointed special master. For the full article, visit law.com.

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