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… RIGHTS [TO] MEDIATION[.] [POINT IV] THE CASE LAW OF LAKS[5] SUPPORTS DEFENDANTS/APPELLANTS REQUEST FOR RELIEF[.] [POINT … standard. Guillaume, 209 N.J. at 467. "The trial court's determination under [Rule 4:50-1] warrants substantial …
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… level of plaintiff's knowledge of such "essential" facts to support a legal malpractice claim is May 30, 2007, i.e., six …
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… 18, 26 (1984)). Defendant submitted the Mark 1 report in support of summary judgment and established the presence of …
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… the officer placed him under arrest. As that finding is supported by what the judge deemed was the officer's …
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… "If the court, 'accepting as true all the evidence which supports the position of the party defending against the …
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… She submitted a "survey" done by land surveyors in support of her position that a reasonable approximation of … should consider these circumstances before making his determination. We anticipate that the judge will fully and …
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… Valley Reg. H.S. Bd. of Educ. v. Pascack Valley Reg. Support Staff Ass'n, 192 N.J. 489, 496-97 (2007) (internal …
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… to -49, and failed to warn of a dangerous condition. In support of the cross- motion, plaintiff's counsel certified …
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… son while his wife continued living and working in China to support the family. He has two Masters Degrees, one in … and the consent of the prosecutor. Ibid. In making a PTI determination, the prosecutor must evaluate the criteria set … 178 N.J. 73, 80-81 (2003). As part 7 A-3173-15T2 of that determination, the prosecutor must assess a defendant's …
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… finding the disciplinary charges were not adequately supported by competent evidence as required by N.J.A.C. 3 …
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… she could "no longer afford to keep the property." In her supporting certification, Grace stated that she had … We give substantial deference to the trial court's determination and will not reverse it "unless it represents a …
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… counsel never requested the MVR was a bald assertion unsupported by any certification. Judge Malestein also found … of a very favorable plea agreement, and the record did not support his argument that counsel rendered ineffective … trial courts should grant evidentiary hearings and make a determination on the merits only if the defendant has …
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… municipal court in November 2014. The court found, without support in the record, there was no evidence of inattention …
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… Part judge's findings, which "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." … of the evidence is testimonial and implicates credibility determinations. Ibid. We do not disturb the judge's factual … an FRO pursuant to the PDVA, the judge must make two determinations. Silver v. Silver, 387 N.J. Super. 112, 125-26 …
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… Plaintiff appealed defendant’s April 18, 2017 final determination which denied his claim for a homestead benefit … filed a timely protest which resulted in a final determination by Taxation that the application was untimely. … Ibid. Taxation is allowed to ask for any information in support thereof, including “sworn applications.” Ibid. …
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… to vacate the default judgment. In his certification in support of the motion, defendant asserted he had not been …
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… Board without prejudice. II. We review a trial court's determination as to jurisdiction de novo. YA Global Invs., … factual findings, however, will not be disturbed if "supported by substantial, credible evidence." Ibid. "[W]e do … of the trial judge unless . . . they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… court's findings of fact, "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… that "[b]efore the imposition of a sentence . . . court support staff shall make a presentence investigation in …
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… Court did not find a special relationship that would support a common law cause of action against the defendant …