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Monmouth County New Jersey Lawyer James J. Cleary Owes Big Bucks After Collecting $165,000 In Benefits He Wasn’t Entitled To. Still Employed By The County

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MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY - Representatives of a utilities authority said there’s been progress, but no agreement, in deciding how an assistant Monmouth County counsel should pay back the $165,000 in retirement and health benefits to which he wasn’t entitled. James J. Cleary has remained as one of the county’s attorneys ? with the backing of [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on June 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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