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… purported unlawful charges for defendant's three emotional support dogs; (5) violations of the Consumer Fraud Act … that when a tenant continues to occupy a premises after the termination of a lease, his status becomes that of a … Defendant's legal status is contrary to the trial court's determination that defendant was a holdover tenant for January …
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… purported unlawful charges for defendant's three emotional support dogs; (5) violations of the Consumer Fraud Act … that when a tenant continues to occupy a premises after the termination of a lease, his status becomes that of a … Defendant's legal status is contrary to the trial court's determination that defendant was a holdover tenant for January …
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… “some” involvement by upper management was necessary to support the award. Relying on precedent, the dissenting … upper management is a fact-sensitive task, requiring a determination of whether the employee who acted wrongfully had … Francis V. Cook argued the cause for appellant (Fox Rothschild, attorneys; Mr. Cook, Jonathan D. Weiner, Abbey True …
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… and should affirm judgment in its favor because plaintiff's termination was based upon her misconduct and not invidious … alternative arguments raised in the trial court in support of summary judgment were not properly before the … their diagnosis and treatment . . . , including their determination of . . . cause. Their testimony about the likely …
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… and should affirm judgment in its favor because plaintiff's termination was based upon her misconduct and not invidious … alternative arguments raised in the trial court in support of summary judgment were not properly before the … their diagnosis and treatment . . . , including their determination of . . . cause. Their testimony about the likely …
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… “some” involvement by upper management was necessary to support the award. Relying on precedent, the dissenting … upper management is a fact-sensitive task, requiring a determination of whether the employee who acted wrongfully had … Francis V. Cook argued the cause for appellant (Fox Rothschild, attorneys; Mr. Cook, Jonathan D. Weiner, Abbey True …
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… Single Separated Divorced Widowed Number of those you support (children or other family members) Which income tax returns … 11/2003, CN 10110 page 2 of 3 Do you receive alimony or child support? By court order? Amount received monthly. Yes …
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… has not cited to any new case law or legal authority to support reconsideration of the September 14, 2018 [o]rder, … allegations that the alleged conduct by [d]efendants supports a claim for retaliation. Therefore, [plaintiff’s] … 16 A-1761-18T2 Because we agree with the motion judge's determination that plaintiff voluntarily resigned from his …
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… plaintiff Teamsters Local Union No. 469, following his termination by the Township. We reverse. The hearing … a member of the Union's negotiating committee, "for his support of and membership in a labor organization." It was … response or move it to the arbitration level for a final determination. The arbitrator shall be assigned by PERC …
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… plaintiff Teamsters Local Union No. 469, following his termination by the Township. We reverse. The hearing … a member of the Union's negotiating committee, "for his support of and membership in a labor organization." It was … response or move it to the arbitration level for a final determination. The arbitrator shall be assigned by PERC …
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… has not cited to any new case law or legal authority to support reconsideration of the September 14, 2018 [o]rder, … allegations that the alleged conduct by [d]efendants supports a claim for retaliation. Therefore, [plaintiff’s] … 16 A-1761-18T2 Because we agree with the motion judge's determination that plaintiff voluntarily resigned from his …
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A-1524-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… in Lieu of an Answer PLAINTIFFS’-APPELLANTS’ BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF APPEAL WEIR ATTORNEYS 2109 Pennington Road Ewing, … Health. He was medevacked from Capital Health to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia where he succumbed to … an accident resulting in significant injury to his/her child-passenger, an intrafamily liability exclusion would …
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… the following: 1. I am: ☐ the parent/guardian of the minor child. ☐ related to the minor child and my relationship to the child is . (For example, aunt, uncle, sibling.) ☐ a friend …
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… his guilty plea and that his sentence was excessive. In a supporting certification, defendant averred for the first … advised that defendant lived with his three- year-old child and the child's mother, it also listed defendant as unemployed …
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… his guilty plea and that his sentence was excessive. In a supporting certification, defendant averred for the first … advised that defendant lived with his three- year-old child and the child's mother, it also listed defendant as unemployed …
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… determining whether language is clear or ambiguous, the determination should account for certain truisms. For example, …
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… determining whether language is clear or ambiguous, the determination should account for certain truisms. For example, …
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… of the parties to protect the privacy interests of the child. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … of the UCCJEA is useful. "The UCCJEA governs the determination of subject matter jurisdiction in interstate, as … of other states as necessary to ensure that custody determinations are made in the state that can best decide the …
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… of the parties to protect the privacy interests of the child. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … of the UCCJEA is useful. "The UCCJEA governs the determination of subject matter jurisdiction in interstate, as … of other states as necessary to ensure that custody determinations are made in the state that can best decide the …
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… untimely because it was filed almost three years after the termination of her position. The Board determined she was … of an agency's final decision is generally limited to a determination of whether the decision is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable or lacks fair support in the record." Caminiti v. Bd. of Trs., Police & …