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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… a Pennsylvania business dedicated to providing non-medical support services to the elderly. The business is a … agreed not to compete with SHS for two years after termination of the agreement for any reason and agreed to … law, Goldman believed he found a "loophole" supporting termination of the agreement and sent Houghton a March 29, …
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… a Pennsylvania business dedicated to providing non-medical support services to the elderly. The business is a … agreed not to compete with SHS for two years after termination of the agreement for any reason and agreed to … law, Goldman believed he found a "loophole" supporting termination of the agreement and sent Houghton a March 29, …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… conviction for second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1), following a bench trial. The … touching her. The counselor alerted the Division of Child Protection and Permanency, which referred the matter … defendant, having "assumed responsibility for the care of a child," engaged in sexual conduct which would impair or …
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… conviction for second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1), following a bench trial. The … touching her. The counselor alerted the Division of Child Protection and Permanency, which referred the matter … defendant, having "assumed responsibility for the care of a child," engaged in sexual conduct which would impair or …
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… charged with unlawful possession of a weapon, fourth-degree child abuse, and a disorderly persons offense for possession … 229 N.J. 161 (2017). HELD: Because the trial court’s determination that the driver ultimately knowingly and voluntarily gave consent to search is supported by sufficient credible evidence, the trial court …
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… 2. Name of the adopting parent or parents; 3. Name of the child; 4. Date and place of birth of child and 5. New name of child, if changed by the judgment of adoption. A recent …
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… 2. Name of the adopting parent or parents; 3. Name of the child; 4. Date and place of birth of child and 5. New name of child, if changed by the judgment of adoption. A recent …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1107-21 THE SUPERIOR GROUP, LLC, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. MENDEL DEUTSCH, Defendant-Appellant, and UNIVERSAL TITLE, LLC, Defendant-Respondent. _____________________________ Submitted October 11, …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1107-21 THE SUPERIOR GROUP, LLC, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. MENDEL DEUTSCH, Defendant-Appellant, and UNIVERSAL TITLE, LLC, Defendant-Respondent. _____________________________ Submitted October 11, …
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… person who commits a simple assault... in the presence of a child under 16 years of age at a school or community … 3. That the simple assault occurred in the presence of a child under 16 years of age at a school or community … defendant committed the simple assault in the presence of a child under 16 years of age at a school or community …
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… plaintiff failed to provide any legal or factual support for its arguments in satisfaction of its burden on …
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… to deliberately prolong the divorce proceedings and thereby support their claim for counsel fees. Our Supreme Court has …
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… then becomes whether defendant striking the curb could support plaintiff's cause of action for negligence. Here, we … unrelated to or unanticipated by that negligence to warrant termination of the defendant's responsibility." Id. at 230. … to or unanticipated by [defendant's] negligence to warrant termination of [her] responsibility." Id. at 230. Affirmed. …
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… then becomes whether defendant striking the curb could support plaintiff's cause of action for negligence. Here, we … unrelated to or unanticipated by that negligence to warrant termination of the defendant's responsibility." Id. at 230. … to or unanticipated by [defendant's] negligence to warrant termination of [her] responsibility." Id. at 230. Affirmed. …
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… to deliberately prolong the divorce proceedings and thereby support their claim for counsel fees. Our Supreme Court has …
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… plaintiff failed to provide any legal or factual support for its arguments in satisfaction of its burden on …
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… including, but not limited to, disputes regarding termination of employment and compensation. You specifically … claims arising out of the employment relationship or its termination.'" Id. at 447 (second alteration in original) … at 447. 5 Plaintiff relies on a labor policy analysis in support of this aspect of his argument. See Katherine V.W. …