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New Jersey: Preponderance of Evidence Sufficient to Prove Fraud Under Statute, Supreme Court Rules
The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that a preponderance of the evidence, as opposed to clear and convincing evidence, is sufficient to prove a case of civil fraud under the state's Insurance Fraud Protection Act.
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