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… LAZAR, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ENGLEWOOD HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INC., MITCHELL SPINNELL, M.D., RUSSELL GURA, … before the litigation, without success. Consequently, the complaint denominated the nurse as "Agency Nurse RN 104," … the complaint with respect to their conduct at those two points in time. Id. at 442. However, we excused the …
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… Marshall argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys; Ms. Marshall, on the brief). … her, despite repeated objections, whether she remembered complaining to her doctor about neck, back, and shoulder … defense counsel told the jury she was showing plaintiff her medical records to try to refresh her memory. Defense …
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… v. Christopher Dekowski (A-35-12) (071019) [Note: This is a companion case to State v. Kelvin Williams, also filed … writing for a unanimous Court. In this appeal, as in its companion case decided today, State v. Williams, ___ N.J. … evidence to support a jury finding that defendant was armed with or threatened the immediate use of a deadly weapon. …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5395-16T4 ACE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. AMERICAN MEDICAL PLUMBING, INC., Defendant-Respondent. … misread the contract, plaintiff ACE American Insurance Company (ACE) appeals from summary judgment dismissing its …
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… by his employer, which vests after the date of the complaint, is subject to equitable distribution if the … which plaintiff, on questioning by the trial judge, confirmed contained the employer's policy. In pertinent part, the … a party's post-complaint employment efforts. Plaintiff points to case law from other jurisdictions which have …
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… "[t]he basis of the alimony is [defendant's] imputed income of $25,000 per year and [plaintiff's] income of $137,000 per year." The alimony obligation shall … In March 2020, plaintiff ceased working entirely. He claimed, "[i]n light of the corona virus pandemic[,] …
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… order against him.1 Although the judge found defendant committed the predicate act of harassment pursuant to … he failed to consider other acts alleged in plaintiff's complaint, including assault and criminal mischief. More … whether an FRO was necessary to protect plaintiff from an immediate danger or to prevent further abuse instead of …
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… THOMAS BRODOWSKI, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, and DR. GLEN GABERT, … with prejudice. Our Supreme Court has recognized, "as remedial legislation, CEPA should be liberally construed." … by his own testimony. In his merits brief, plaintiff points to an email Friedman sent to him, contending Friedman …
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… against defendants Rose, Meineke, and Seeger alleging common law negligence, and negligent supervision by Meineke … N.J.S.A. 39:4-97. 3 A-4426-18 Plaintiff amended her complaint thereafter multiple times. The third and final … did not prove, by a preponderance of the objective credible medical evidence, that she sustained a permanent injury …
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… from the Family Part's fact- finding determination that she committed abuse or neglect of her four-year-old daughter … that Clara was now safe and at the house of a neighbor, named Dublin. James and Martella were asked to go to the … on an emergency basis. The following day, James (possibly accompanied by Martella) interviewed J.A. at the Atlantic …
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… and S.H.'s Rule 4:6- 2(e) motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for grandparent visitation under the Grandparent … against plaintiffs. The trial court dismissed plaintiffs' complaint after it found that they failed to make a prima … and music classes." In C.C.'s certification, he confirmed D.C.'s assertions and stated that by terminating …
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… Division), otherwise failed to prove by a preponderance of "competent, material and credible evidence" that defendant … mother, D.B. (Denise).2 Two 2 The Division amended its complaint against Larry and Kate to include eventually … Division's investigation3 revealed that, before emergency medical technicians arrived in response to the 9-1-1 call, …
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… failed to search for the vehicle registration in the glove compartment or elsewhere in the vehicle, which he described … defendant provided to an individual at dispatch who confirmed that defendant had a valid provisional New Jersey … demonstrated "that the driver's door appear[ed] to swing completely open at that time." 5 A-2123-17T3 asked …
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… Greenfeld, appeals from a final judgment dismissing her complaint that the trial judge entered after a jury … of Labor (USDOL), and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Plaintiff's arguments on appeal focus … plaintiff was the payroll administrator. Plaintiff was "immediately agitated" when she saw that she received a lower …
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… before the Office of Administrative Law (OAL). DCF affirmed the substantiation of D.M.'s abuse of her adopted son, … so I ran out of the house. . . . . I ran out of the housing complex and I ran up Summer Street, . . . . I was looking … where she was a kindergarten teacher. There were immediate complaints about his behavior that continued with increasing …
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… officers in such matters. The Appellate Division affirmed that decision, and the Court now considers whether … was retried and acquitted of all charges. Mervilus filed a complaint against Lieutenant Kaminskas, Chief Vaniska, and … claims for wrongful prosecution and conviction. The complaint alleged that the polygraph examination and …
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… N.J. Court Rules, Appendix IX-A to R. 5:6A, www.gannlaw.com (2025). The Guidelines use the term "[p]arent of … was born. The following month, plaintiff filed a divorce complaint against defendant on the ground of irreconcilable … could not agree on the choice of a school, "they may attend mediation to attempt to resolve the issue or either party …
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… by the Supreme Court on the Report of the Special Committee on the Duration of Disbarment for Knowing … Court has declined to relax or modify its bright-line rule compelling disbarment for knowing misappropriation. In 2022, … Wade, 250 N.J. 581 (2022), the Supreme Court again reaffirmed the longstanding “Wilson rule,” compelling the …
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… it, with the couples each owning a one-half interest in common and the spouses having a tenancy by the entirety. The … a year or two older. In June 2000, Doris Wilson sold the combined property, including the corner lot, to Frank and … multiple boats" and "kept the easement area neat and groomed." On September 24, 2013, defendant purchased the …
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… defendant to provide additional information about J.T.'s medical insurance and instructed both parties to provide … photographic evidence of their homes and to exchange school comparisons from Niche.2 The order expressly permitted … would go regularly to church on Sundays." 2 The Niche K-12 Compare Tool compares New Jersey schools based on reviews, …