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… decision of the Civil Service Commission upholding the determination of an administrative law judge ("ALJ") that … test for illegal drug use would result in an officer's termination. After a departmental hearing confirmed … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record." In re Herrmann, 192 N.J. 19, 27-28 …
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… in the trial court, she does not contest the reason for her termination or claim that it was unlawful. The same day she … plaintiff's deposition testimony, "a week or two" after her termination, she went to Crystal Springs's human resources … of retaliatory motive" may temporal proximity, on its own, support an inference of causation. Where the timing alone is …
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… in the trial court, she does not contest the reason for her termination or claim that it was unlawful. The same day she … plaintiff's deposition testimony, "a week or two" after her termination, she went to Crystal Springs's human resources … of retaliatory motive" may temporal proximity, on its own, support an inference of causation. Where the timing alone is …
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… the workplace. Plaintiff's third disciplinary sanction was termination. That sanction was imposed in a September 4, … evidence and to whether the acts complained of could support the finding Prot. v. Alloway Twp., 438 N.J. Super. … FNDA regarding the May 5, 2017 incident and his subsequent termination. Plaintiff did not assert in the complaint that …
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… the workplace. Plaintiff's third disciplinary sanction was termination. That sanction was imposed in a September 4, … evidence and to whether the acts complained of could support the finding Prot. v. Alloway Twp., 438 N.J. Super. … FNDA regarding the May 5, 2017 incident and his subsequent termination. Plaintiff did not assert in the complaint that …
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… his trusts to various family members, including plaintiff's children, without his consent. The trial judge ultimately … trial, the Delaware County court found that plaintiff's termination at the June 3, 2013, shareholder meeting was … supplemental reports, and later provided a certification in support of defendants' summary judgment motion, concluding …
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… his trusts to various family members, including plaintiff's children, without his consent. The trial judge ultimately … trial, the Delaware County court found that plaintiff's termination at the June 3, 2013, shareholder meeting was … supplemental reports, and later provided a certification in support of defendants' summary judgment motion, concluding …
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… hospitals for twenty hours per week. IMAR panels made determinations about the administration of psychotropic … "shall result in disciplinary action up to and including termination." By letter dated June 22, 2018, plaintiff … defendant attorney's fees and costs and did not cite any support for its award of fees and costs. II. We begin with …
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… hospitals for twenty hours per week. IMAR panels made determinations about the administration of psychotropic … "shall result in disciplinary action up to and including termination." By letter dated June 22, 2018, plaintiff … defendant attorney's fees and costs and did not cite any support for its award of fees and costs. II. We begin with …
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… RETIREMENT SYSTEM AUGUST 17, 2023 FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE DETERMINATION State of New Jersey Division of Pensions & … 10 C. The Board Made Factual Findings that Were Not Supported by the Record (Pa38-40; 53-56) 11 D. The Board … from Steven Cahn to Division Pensions 4/20/2023 Pa37 Determination Letter to Steven Cahn from Division Pensions …
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… application for sole custody of her paternal niece, Osso's child, E.O., and from the April 22, 2024 order denying … application, the court addressed the Division of Child Protection and Permanency's (the Division) motion to … New Jersey Family Law, Child Custody, Protection & Support §22:3; see also V.C. v. M.J.B., 163 N.J. 200, 219-20 …
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… in context, the parties were married in May 2013, had a child in early 2014, and were living separately by August … to Maryland, and could exercise her parenting time with the child in Maryland. The MSA recited that defendant lived in … 140 (App. Div. 2015). We find no abuse of discretion. In support of her recusal claim, plaintiff asserts that the …
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… in context, the parties were married in May 2013, had a child in early 2014, and were living separately by August … to Maryland, and could exercise her parenting time with the child in Maryland. The MSA recited that defendant lived in … 140 (App. Div. 2015). We find no abuse of discretion. In support of her recusal claim, plaintiff asserts that the …
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… application for sole custody of her paternal niece, Osso's child, E.O., and from the April 22, 2024 order denying … application, the court addressed the Division of Child Protection and Permanency's (the Division) motion to … New Jersey Family Law, Child Custody, Protection & Support §22:3; see also V.C. v. M.J.B., 163 N.J. 200, 219-20 …
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… and never requested an accommodation. Nothing in the record supported Rivera's allegation that the denial of a permanent … "no facts to discredit the nondiscriminatory reason for his termination: . . . chronic and excessive absenteeism." … Other than temporal proximity between the EEO/AA action and termination, Rivera could offer no proof he was punished for …
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… In January 2014, they were suspended without pay pending termination after it was learned that they, or someone on … writ action where plaintiffs sought to challenge their termination from employment. See Thomas Varga v. Middlesex … any reasonable basis in law or equity and could not be supported by a good faith argument for an extension, …
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… employed by defendant Hoyt Corporation from 1986 until his termination in 2015, serving as its vice president and chief … memorializing the purchase and providing that upon his termination, the stock would be sold to Hoyt. Plaintiff's … that plaintiff provided adequate and sufficient facts to support his allegations in the Law Division complaint. The …
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… and never requested an accommodation. Nothing in the record supported Rivera's allegation that the denial of a permanent … "no facts to discredit the nondiscriminatory reason for his termination: . . . chronic and excessive absenteeism." … Other than temporal proximity between the EEO/AA action and termination, Rivera could offer no proof he was punished for …
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… In January 2014, they were suspended without pay pending termination after it was learned that they, or someone on … writ action where plaintiffs sought to challenge their termination from employment. See Thomas Varga v. Middlesex … any reasonable basis in law or equity and could not be supported by a good faith argument for an extension, …
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… employed by defendant Hoyt Corporation from 1986 until his termination in 2015, serving as its vice president and chief … memorializing the purchase and providing that upon his termination, the stock would be sold to Hoyt. Plaintiff's … that plaintiff provided adequate and sufficient facts to support his allegations in the Law Division complaint. The …