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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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… school graduation, plaintiff offered to assist defendant in completing an 1 We use initials for the parties and a … plaintiff to "stop spoiling" Alex because she could not "compete with that." Late in November 2019, defendant learned … plaintiff was "buying [her] child," and promptly informed plaintiff that Alex needed to be returned to A-3097-19 4 …
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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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… 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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… "[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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… the affirmative and described the considerations that informed his opinion. In a subsequent motion to dismiss the … basis of hearsay or other evidence which may not be legally competent or admissible at trial"). Still, "[t]he grand jury … is to present a prima facie case that the accused has committed a crime." Id. at 236. Consequently, "[a] trial …
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… that his counsel was ineffective by failing to request a competency hearing at trial and by failing to assert a … testified that while he took a shower in the bathroom at a community pool, he saw defendant taking a shower at the … on the morning" of the day he testified. Defendant claimed the heroin and alcohol made him "sleepy" during the …
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… case arises from the dissolution of a limited liability company. Plaintiffs Surya P. Irakam, M.D. and Anitha Irakam, … and Entities Surya and Anitha, husband and wife, are both medical doctors. In 2015, Vasudha Tulsyan and Anitha formed Astra, a New Jersey limited liability telemedicine company for the purpose of "developing a telemedicine . . . …
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… daughter, A.S. (Anne).2 Nancy alleges the trial judge committed a number of errors which deprived her of due … are parties to this appeal. 3 A-0447-24 are satisfied the competent, substantial trial evidence supports the trial … involuntarily admitted and later transferred to Clara Maas Medical Center to receive a higher level of care. Nancy …
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… pre-trial intervention (PTI). His PTI application was "recommended for rejection," and defendant was subsequently … records before the court. 3 A-2682-22 According to a "PTI Recommendation" form completed by a probation officer,2 … on the plea form, and had voluntarily signed it. He confirmed the answers to the questions on the plea form were true. …
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… Melanie with therapeutic interventions that Melanie combined with her own advocacy efforts. In July 2021, … additional concern to Melanie for Laurie's safety and was compounded by the fact that Melanie was now "3,000 miles … returned. The police refused direct intervention but performed a "welfare check." The police also made a referral to …
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… JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SOLID WASTE COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT, Petitioner-Respondent, v. … New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Commissioner (Commissioner), finding appellant operated in … that in 2017 he was a general contractor and performed excavation, demolition, and paving. He was self-employed …
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… of a DNA buccal swab to which he had consented. Defendant committed the assaults against his girlfriend's daughters, … he would submit to a buccal swab so that his DNA could be compared to the DNA of Taylor's baby. According to Detective … he did not want to cooperate in the investigation. It seemed like in my opinion, he wanted to participate in the …
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… which had been vacated for approximately six months to accommodate environmental cleanup measures, met the criteria … an area in need of redevelopment, the property shall be deemed a "blighted area" for which the municipality may … that emerge.6 To the extent defendants have raised other points, they lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. …
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… reasonable doubt that … (insert victim’s name) … died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by … violated the statute regarding using a hand-held wireless communication device) / (whether defendant failed to …
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… a modified standard of proximate cause for use in certain medical negligence cases. The following charge is to be used … in this case. Under the sequence of this charge and accompanying interrogatory, the plaintiff has to prove (1) a … contends that the plaintiff lost the chance of a better outcome because of the Defendant’s deviation from accepted …
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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF SALEM, COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC., GARY D. NEWSOME, and ANGELA … PC, attorneys; Ms. Cooper, on the brief). Matthew T. Newcomer argued the cause for respondents (Post & Schell, PC, … testified at his deposition that until 2002, he performed approximately 100 surgeries per year at the Surgery …
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… proceedings. I. We derive the following facts from the competent evidence in the motion record, "giv[ing] the … a "well-known female wrestler" within the wrestling community, partnered with John1 in two female wrestling … for each month that passes where there is no payment or remedy made to correct the unpaid balance, [five percent] of …
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… 30:4-123.89 to -123.95, to a convicted sex offender who had completely served his sentence and was released under no … similarly apply to a defendant who was placed on either community supervision for life (CSL) or parole supervision … use and [noncompliance] with counseling. The notice informed defendant that he had the right to contest the referral …
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… Family Dollar Stores, Inc.'s store in Edison. Plaintiff claimed the liquid emanated from a bottled beverage located in a … orders that dismissed on summary judgment her negligence complaint against defendant, and denied her motion to extend discovery as moot.2 We affirm. 2 Plaintiff's complaint also asserted unrelated claims against defendants …