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… held that the general six-year statute of limitations for injury to real property . . . applied to private claims for … that are not barred by the statute of limitations, the jury did not need and should not be subjected to the ad hoc … to the first prerequisite, the motion judge found that the jury "does not need or should not be subjected to the ad hoc …
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… in part, 188 N.J. 69 (2006). Presenting a defense to the jury after summation is prejudicial and an unfair surprise. … the right to defend against these actions. To date, a jury has not yet reached a verdict in any of the HRT cases … where plaintiffs have resided since 2000, and Dora’s injury was discovered and treated. 17 Contrary to Wyeth’s …
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… medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury protection (PIP) limits provided in each plaintiff's … bill that exceeded the PIP limits in Little's policy. The jury found Little did not vault the limitation on lawsuit … was entered dismissing her complaint.3 Although the jury found Little was not entitled to non-economic damages, …
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… in part, 188 N.J. 69 (2006). Presenting a defense to the jury after summation is prejudicial and an unfair surprise. … the right to defend against these actions. To date, a jury has not yet reached a verdict in any of the HRT cases … where plaintiffs have resided since 2000, and Dora’s injury was discovered and treated. 17 Contrary to Wyeth’s …
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… held that the general six-year statute of limitations for injury to real property . . . applied to private claims for … that are not barred by the statute of limitations, the jury did not need and should not be subjected to the ad hoc … to the first prerequisite, the motion judge found that the jury "does not need or should not be subjected to the ad hoc …
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… medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury protection (PIP) limits provided in each plaintiff's … bill that exceeded the PIP limits in Little's policy. The jury found Little did not vault the limitation on lawsuit … was entered dismissing her complaint.3 Although the jury found Little was not entitled to non-economic damages, …
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… in the amount of $26,000.00 to settle the bodily injury claim of Yony Liriano, Jr., although there is $29,000 … of insurance contained an underinsured motorist bodily injury clause (UIM/BI) that obligated it to compensate … available from Progressive in the underlying bodily injury claim. 10. At the time of the accident, Defendant …
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… in part, 188 N.J. 69 (2006). Presenting a defense to the jury after summation is prejudicial and an unfair surprise. … the right to defend against these actions. To date, a jury has not yet reached a verdict in any of the HRT cases … where plaintiffs have resided since 2000, and Dora’s injury was discovered and treated. 17 Contrary to Wyeth’s …
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… following the decision, the court discharged the jury. 13 A-3587-22 On appeal, plaintiff argues: (1) he was … again in other cases. Plaintiff's counsel was engaged in jury selection and preparing for trial when he was … the court dismissed plaintiff's case and discharged the jury. Although we appreciate the court's efforts to resolve …
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… against the remaining defendant, Dr. Gura. In May 2017, the jury entered a verdict finding no liability on the part of Dr. Gura. The jury rejected plaintiff's theory of liability claiming the … dismissal of Watts ensued. Plaintiff has not appealed the jury verdict as to Dr. Gura. II. A. The standards governing …
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… medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury protection (PIP) limits provided in each plaintiff's … bill that exceeded the PIP limits in Little's policy. The jury found Little did not vault the limitation on lawsuit … was entered dismissing her complaint. 3 Although the jury found Little was not entitled to non-economic damages, …
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… Thomas, 238 N.J. 256, 271 (2019). In an appeal from a non-jury trial, appellate courts "give deference to the trial … that the allegations sought to be proved are true. [Model Jury Charges (Civil), 1.19, "Burden of Proof— Clear and … has failed with respect to that particular issue. [Model Jury Charges (Civil), 1.12H, "Preponderance of the Evidence" …
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… Reference Guide to American English Idioms Published by the Office of English Language Programs United States Department … Ball for copyediting and proofreading this 2010 edition. Office of English Language Programs Bureau of Cultural and … the lawyer’s argument was beside the point, and told the jury to disregard it. This idiom stems from the idea of …
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… 248 N.J. Super. 144, 152 (App. Div. 1991)). Unlike where a jury is the factfinder, an N.J.R.E. 104 hearing is not … social worker (LCSW), who treated the older child; a police officer who interviewed 19 A-2455-21 the younger child; a … penetration to defendant, his older brother, and the police officer. It found the toe sucking and "ball[ ]clapping" …
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… informant notified the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office that defendant planned to exchange an assault rifle … were provided an incentive to waive their right to a jury trial by pleading guilty, the 2008 Attorney General … stating, the peculiar hardships that might face a police officer within the prison system. Nevertheless, the …
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… to LVP, secured by, respectively, mortgages on commercial office buildings at 769 Northfield Avenue in West Orange, … We hold the evidence is so one-sided that no reasonable jury would find that neither Coleman nor Profeta conveyed to … promissory notes where the borrowers "themselves informed officers of the defendant-bank that they would be unable …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … Defendant waived his right to indictment and a trial by jury. Pursuant to a plea agreement with the State, defendant … compensate the victim of his conduct for the damage or injury that [she] sustained, or will participate in a program …
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… informant notified the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office that defendant planned to exchange an assault rifle … were provided an incentive to waive their right to a jury trial by pleading guilty, the 2008 Attorney General … stating, the peculiar hardships that might face a police officer within the prison system. Nevertheless, the …
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Protective Order
Orders and Decisions
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IN RE: ALLERGAN BIOCELL TEXTURED BREAST IMPLANT PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION f::-1 t. J'~p I::-{) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JE'tt~x ,2 '1 la . LAW DIVISION: BERGEN …
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… to LVP, secured by, respectively, mortgages on commercial office buildings at 769 Northfield Avenue in West Orange, … We hold the evidence is so one-sided that no reasonable jury would find that neither Coleman nor Profeta conveyed to … promissory notes where the borrowers "themselves informed officers of the defendant-bank that they would be unable …