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… is the mother of Caleb, Maddie, and Jack.2 This case commenced on October 26, 2012, when defendant, pregnant with … he resumed the litigation under the Title Nine matter. "[U]nless the parties are on notice that the Title Nine … judge here failed 14 A-2541-15T4 to comply with the requisite procedural safeguards, we vacate the judgment of …
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… attorney; Ms. Licata, on the briefs). Jennifer Russo-Belles, Deputy Attorney General argued the cause for respondent … Child Protection and Permanency (the Division) has filed a complaint to assume care, custody, or supervision of a child … The FG docket involves cases where the Division has filed a complaint to terminate parental rights and assume …
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… Family Part following a fact-finding hearing concluding she committed abuse or neglect of her daughter B.W. (Barbara).1 … factual findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless we are convinced that they are so manifestly … 10 A-5586-15T4 "Whether the parent has exercised the requisite degree of care is to be analyzed in light of the …
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… A. Brndjar, on the brief). PER CURIAM Plaintiff Arjan Leka commenced this suit against defendants HealthQuest of … HealthQuest wrongfully appropriated his likeness for commercial gain without his knowledge or consent. Plaintiff … sells; distributes; leases; installs; prepares or assembles a manufacturer's product according to the manufacturer's …
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… plaintiff from having any contact with defendant unless it concerned "the health, safety, and welfare of … like that." Plaintiff consequently asked a friend to accompany her and the children to the appointment. The friend … her daughter's name, trying to get her to 7 A-3165-15T1 come to her. Plaintiff said the friend "put her arms out …
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… had placed the children's safety seats in the trunk to accommodate another passenger and she admitted to falling … in original) (quoting Meshinsky v. Nichols Yacht Sales, Inc., 110 N.J. 464, 475 (1988)). "[B]y virtue of its … Super. 118, 129-30 (App. Div. 2010) (explaining the prerequisites for admission under the business records exception). …
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… dated September 22, 2015, denying the application. In the accompanying statement of reasons, the court pointed out that … flow from established facts. Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). As we have … any special needs or talents of the child that require accommodation and whether such accommodation or its equivalent …
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… played for the court; plaintiff identified the calls as coming from defendant's number and stated she recognized … five e-mails received after the TRO, which contained articles or information about love, marriage and Judaism. … written, personal, electronic, or other form of contact or communication with plaintiff." He admitted that after the …
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… Defendant contended she brought the items with her to compare prices with the intention of exchanging those items … and reimposed the municipal court sentence: fifteen days of community service as a second-offender based on a 1976 … testified that she observed defendant select ten bottles of vitamins, place them in her cart and later, while she …
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… Parker Ibrahim & Berg, LLP, attorneys for respondent (Charles W. Miller, III, and Nicholas Spindler, on the brief). … 6, 2016 Chancery Division order, reinstating plaintiff's complaint, and the October 20, 2017 Chancery Division order, … of the pending dismissal, and thus did not file" the requisite "certification of exceptional circumstances in response …
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… Access Link (collectively, NJ Transit).1 Plaintiff filed a complaint claiming her injuries resulted from Cosmey's … employees. What followed was plaintiff's abject failure to comply with discovery requests and submit to an independent … (IME), and defendant's misunderstanding of our court rules designed to sanction plaintiff and compel the …
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… M.F. went into his home when the man gestured to him to come over to the man's porch. When M.F. got in the house, he … "enormous" prejudice warranting reversal). These principles apply to opinions regarding an offender's identity. "In … the defendant's arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch that was based on the victim's description of …
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… reviewing the record in light of the governing principles of law, we affirm. We briefly summarize the evidence … In January 2017, a real estate title agency, Seaboard Title Company, received a fraudulent email that caused the agency … counts in the indictment. The negotiated agreement recommended a suspended sentence in the third-degree range. …
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… reasons expressed by Judge Christopher J. Garrenger in his comprehensive written decision that accompanied the order … count one of first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery as a lesser-included offense of first-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. … court's decision to admit the records without the "requisite expert testimony." However, "a defendant does not have …
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… the reasons outlined in Judge Guy P. Ryan's thoughtful and comprehensive written opinion. On July 24, 2010, defendant … On July 19, 2011, a few weeks before his trial was due to commence, defendant successfully moved to be removed from … of first-degree aggravated sexual assault against a victim less than thirteen years old, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2A(1), one …
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… the record in light of the applicable legal principles and arguments of the parties, we remand this matter to … based on non-payment of rent. The sole remedy sought in the complaint was possession of the property. After a hearing, … public policy barring dispossess actions except upon strict compliance with the notice and procedural requirements of …
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… a defendant's exposure to an agreed upon amount regardless of the jury's award, if any. See infra. 3 A-1717-15T1 … judge's experience. 9 A-1717-15T1 sum regardless of the outcome of the trial." Malick, supra, 398 N.J. Super. at 184 … A high-low agreement governs a number of possible trial outcomes: If there is a no-cause verdict, the agreed floor …
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… E. DOERFLER, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. FEDERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. _____________________________ … E. DOERFLER, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. CHUBB INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Defendant-Respondent. … (Cozen O'Connor, attorneys; Thomas Mc Kay, III, Charles J. Jesuit, and Richard M. Mackowsky, on the brief). PER …
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… the expertise of the [court] in this 'specialized and complex area.'" Advance Hous., Inc. v. Twp. of Teaneck, 215 … The Tax Court's factual "findings will not be disturbed unless they are plainly arbitrary or there is a lack of … Act for the benefit of the taxpayer" is "not a prerequisite to the operation of the statute" therefore, "[t]he …
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… A-5061-18T3 GEICO, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PLAZA INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. _____________________________ … a member's policy limits." If an award is entered nevertheless, the responding company may raise a policy limits defense by filing an inquiry on AF's website within sixty days of publication of the decision. The …