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… approximately $52,000 a year. Defendant was responsible for paying the firm's bills, writing checks, making bank … the firm's business and trust accounts and preparing the payroll with ADP. Defendant was a signatory for both the … the firm's Superior Court filings, Meyer saw a $2,000 payment, in the form of a check, made out to the Superior …
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… Sleep with one eye open tonight prick. You will pay for your crimes against an innocent child who didn't …
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… branches and emptying the garbage. Plaintiff picked up his paycheck at the Progressive offices; the payee on the check was Wedgewood Gardens Condominium … special employment: "whether the special employer [d] pays the lent employee's wages, and [e] has the power to …
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… days in jail with no eligibility for parole, and ordered to pay appropriate fines and penalties. The judge dismissed the …
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… D Assocs., 366 N.J. Super. at 350. Finally, Nancy agreed to pay plaintiff more than $12,000 in counsel fees, insurance …
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… UNLESS HE WAS ON DUTY (BECAUSE THE STATE DID NOT WANT TO PAY OVERTIME), THE 7 A-0900-18T3 TROOPER FAILED TO TIMELY …
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… from the sale of this property should be sufficient to pay [DMAHS's] lien; therefore this is not an insolvent … P.P. argues that despite DMAHS's right to recover payments pursuant to N.J.A.C. 10:49-14.1(h), the agent from … whether or not P.P. was aware that DMAHS would request repayment for the medical care and services provided to L.P. …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a), for which they were each sentenced to pay $158 in fines and costs.1 In deciding Marlin's case, the …
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… no furtive movements, did not act nervously, was using a pay phone, was not known to the police and when stopped, …
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… not have money to hire an attorney, and that his wife was paying the rent because he was unable to do so. The …
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… for his fourth degree criminal conviction, ordered him to pay a $1000 fine, revoked his driving privileges for ten …
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… The judge advised she would have to retain an evaluator and pay for the evaluator's services. Judge Antoniewicz …
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… to be in attendance; 7. Mr. Smith must, within 30 days, pay the fees required by Rule 1:20-1 and Rule 1:28-2; 2 … will occur for failure to make the required annual payment to the Ethics Financial Committee and the New Jersey Fund for Client Protection. Proof of such payment, after filing proof of the initial payment, shall be …
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… caused her husband's accident,2 as well as AAA for not paying insurance benefits totaling $30,000––$15,000 each for … not the result of a[n] "Accidental Death[,]"[] the amount payable is limited to 110% of the premiums paid. The insured … the Policy. Therefore[,] the $15,000 Death Benefit is not payable in this matter. 2 These parties are John Fenwick …
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… fit for habitation. Thus, a tenant cannot be evicted for nonpayment of rent for a unit that is uninhabitable. Today, … that need to be made by the landlord, the tenant can pay rent into the court. The rent is paid to the landlord …
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… court shall require the party failing to obey the order to pay the reasonable expenses, including attorney's fees, …
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… 201 N.J. 14, 32 (2009). "[R]eviewing courts 'should pay substantial deference' to judicial findings of probable …
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… such equipment. The party noticing the deposition shall pay the costs associated with any such technological needs. …
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… the trial court's denial of his motion to compel the OPD to pay for a private investigator. Likewise, we concur with 11 …
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… of such equipment. The party noticing the deposition shall pay the costs associated with any such technological needs. …