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… she felt numb and dizzy. As a result, she sat down to "compose [her]self before [she] had to get home." After … the individuals Sara identified and "ask if they would come to headquarters . . . to give . . . a statement." On … viewed the video 12 A-2252-20 footage from Luis's camera, complaint-warrants were filed against the six individuals …
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… formerly known as GYMK ENTERPRISES, a limited liability company of the STATE OF NEW JERSEY, STARMAR PROPERTIES, LLC, a limited liability company of the STATE OF NEW JERSEY, SIVA KANAKAMEDALA, … the assignment in the Bank's favor to secure millions of dollars in loans the Bank had made to corporate entities in …
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… $19,000,000 in assets, which included real estate holdings, comprised of some income-producing real properties held in various entities such … Pless testified that Paul only told him to put "the million dollars 17 A-2013-22 [in the GST]," and that Paul didn't …
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… v. TOWNSHIP OF TEWKSBURY, HUNTERDON COUNTY, TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TEWKSBURY, LOUIS DIMARE, JESSE … Matthew A. Luber argued the cause for appellant (McOmber McOmber & Luber, PC, attorneys; Matthew A. Luber and Jeffrey …
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… granting Anchor summary judgment on its Second Amended Complaint (the “Motion”), and the Court having considered … as to Counts I, II, III, and V of the Second Amended Complaint; 2. Count IV of the Second Amended Complaint is … and Defendant’s breach. Plaintiffs provided millions of dollars in loan funds to the League Entities, 17 and when an …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS DRY CLEAN EXPRESS II, LLC and MATSAMY … the default interest rate. Plaintiffs allege in their Complaint that the original purchase price pursuant to the Promissory note was Eight Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand Dollars ($855,000.00). Thereafter, Defendant received a …
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… tainted by the prosecutor's opening and closing statements comparing his conduct to that depicted in the television show The Wire, compounded by the repeated testimony suggesting he was a … Pontiac Trans Am. He 9 A-1275-22 testified he bought ten dollars' worth of "[c]rack and heroin" from "[s]omebody …
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… he choked her, leaving bruises and injuries that compelled her to seek medical attention in a local hospital … hour later and observed that the interior of the car was "completely destroyed" while the "rear and the front were . . … S.N. called a tow company and sold it to them for fifty dollars. The tow company told her they were going to destroy …
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… held by the administrative law judge (ALJ). DNS is a competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC). Verizon is an … carrier (ILEC). Starting in 2003, Verizon provided telecommunication services to DNS under a BPU approved … 1.5 percent because the minimum LPC charge was five dollars. The bills with the disputed LPCs referenced by …
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… Marquise Hawkins, and Jaquill Waters decided to commit a robbery. The trio drove to pick up defendant, then … They were kept in separate rooms at all times, accompanied by their mothers, and did not have an opportunity … on April 9, 2012, the State issued a juvenile complaint against defendant. He was not arrested until four …
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… on various websites. During discovery, the trial court compelled identification of one such individual, Mark Heyer, … action through final judgment. It does not appear that the complaint was formally amended to include Heyer. NOT FOR … order requiring them to pay more than a quarter million dollars in counsel fees. In the other two appeals, …
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… REVERSIBLE ERROR. 3 A-3756-15T2 POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY PRECLUDING STAR FROM … HAD NOT PROVEN HER NJCFA CLAIM. POINT III THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY REFUSING TO DECERTIFY A CLASS … class. That order directs distribution of over nine million dollars "to the [c]lass [m]embers on a pro rata basis." …
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… Child Support Guidelines (Guidelines). Plaintiff had no income other than the $30,000 per year she received in alimony … would be recalculated using the Guidelines if defendant's income exceeded $175,000 for the prior year. In order to … MSA required defendant to provide documentation of his income for the prior year by August 15 of each year. If the …
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… career, Williams began working as a broadcaster and sports commentator for defendant, Major League Baseball Network … or offends a substantial portion [of the] group of the community or reflects unfavorably (in a non-trivial manner) … I am and who I fucking know. They make fourteen to fifteen dollars a fucking hour . . . That's what you get from Ripken …
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… DOCKET NO. A-1151-16T4 ALLSTATE NEW JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY, ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY, ALLSTATE INDEMNITY COMPANY, ALLSTATE PROPERTY AND … in judgments amounting to approximately ten million dollars in favor of Allstate against APDI, Patel, and eight …
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… medicine practice. 3 A-1639-16T1 Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on October 24, 2012, and an amended complaint on June 18, 2013. In February 2013, the court … that during the marriage, the parties spent "thousands of dollars" on the children's care and activities. The judge …
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… R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3149-16T3 Plaintiff SDK Troy Towers, LLC, commenced this chancery action, seeking specific performance and alleging its written and oral communications with defendant Troy Towers, Inc. – for the purchase from defendant of an apartment complex in Bloomfield for $45,000,0001 – evolved into an …
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… to him as a fiduciary in a probate matter, and failing to comply with court orders directing the distribution of the … State witnesses, a settlement agent for a title insurance company, a partner in a law firm, a clerk from the Monmouth … was "still in possession of 'several hundred thousands of dollars for the sale of the Marina property.'" Defendant …
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… appeals from Family Part orders sanctioning her for not complying with an order compelling her to have the parties ' son, Matthew, meet his … to the account . . . must be made using post-taxed dollars . . . ." [What are ABLE Accounts?], ABLE: Nat'l Res. …
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… restrictive covenant by organizing and obtaining work for a competitor, defendant Phoenix Transcription, LLC (Phoenix). … was unlawful, King's damage claim was unsupported by competent evidence, and the trial court should not have … at some point King's revenues grew to more than a million dollars annually. Nielsen and Froonjian also stressed the …