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… CHOICE ALLIANCE, LLC, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ELI LILLY AND COMPANY, INC., Defendant-Respondent. … pro hac vice, argued the cause for respondent Eli Lilly and Company, Inc., in A-2733-20 (Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath … Inc. (collectively, Bayer), and HCA sued Eli Lilly and Company, Inc. (Lilly). Plaintiffs alleged that Bayer and …
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… certified tenure charges against Sanjuan for conduct unbecoming. Sanjuan reported that she fell down a staircase at … position on the floor. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:6-16, the Commissioner of Education deemed the charges “sufficient to … . . . be without backpay.” Sanjuan filed a verified complaint and order to show cause seeking to vacate the …
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… on the baseball team at Columbia High School, and who also complained about defendants' conduct toward his son. Nathan appealed to the Commissioner of Education (the Commissioner) from the Board's administrative decision …
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… Grasso Jones ultimately dismissed plaintiff's two separate complaints with prejudice. We affirm all orders on appeal for the reasons stated by Judge Grasso Jones in her comprehensive and detailed oral and written decisions. … Capital Management, LLC (FCM), an investment advisory company. Robbins owned fifty percent of FMC. Russo worked …
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… seized various electronic devices, including at least one computer and several external hard drives. Those devices … On October 8, 2019, defendants were arrested and charged in complaint- warrants with second-degree child endangerment … storing, and viewing such images does nothing to fuel the market for them" is unsupported and flies in the …
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… "PHUCK," "#THIN BLUE," and "Slow Down Police Ahead" in non- compliance with the gubernatorial mandate to stay home that … defendant but he did not ask defendant whether he was commuting to or from work. During Musacchio's testimony on … in reasoned conversation with them. He was hostile and combative towards the officers who were carrying out their …
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… . . [wa]s whether this woman [wa]s delusional or not." He recommended a further evaluation to determine whether she had … for neglecting Ken "due to severe mental illness" and recommending the Division consider an alternate placement. … custody of Joe: she lost her appetite; "[t]he dog tried to commit suicide" by sticking its head in a water dispenser; …
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… explanation of the "transactions" in the parking lot compromised his credibility. With respect to the … In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend ten years of imprisonment with no period of parole … proper understanding of protecting the public.'" State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 78–79 (2014) (quoting State v. …
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… food brands, including Vlasic pickles, Log Cabin syrup, Comstock and Wilderness pie-fillings, and Bernstein's salad … his supervisors certain actions or practices regarding the company's products that he believed were a violation of a … he had a reasonable belief that in certain respects, the company was violating the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act …
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… all other charges would be dismissed and the State would recommend a minimum five-year sentence, subject to a … The judge imposed sentence in accordance with the recommendation in the plea agreement. On appeal, defendant … by the Graves Act. Defendant also understood the State recommended a sentence of five years with a forty-two-month …
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… OF INCUMBENT LOCAL EXCHANGE CARRIER SERVICES AS COMPETITIVE ________________________________ Argued February … Board of Public Utilities (Board), which reclassified as competitive four telephone services provided by Verizon New … evidentiary hearing. We affirm because the Board's order complied with the governing statute, was supported by …
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… Point I that the prosecutor, in his summation, improperly commented to the jury on defendant's failure to testify, we … that as he started the car, he saw "a hand and a gun come out the alleyway, but that's all" he saw. Moore … said it. But the physical evidence doesn't lie. Use your common sense. Say does what the physical evidence tell us …
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… Submitted March 8, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes and Gooden Brown. On appeal from Superior Court of … and a graduate degree in taxation. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on May 14, 2013, alleging … involved discovery issues and defendant's continuous noncompliance with court orders. In a March 5, 2014 amended …
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… LLC, as successor-in-interest to Holland Furnace Company; AMERICAN REFRACTORIES CO.; A.O. SMITH WATER PRODUCTS COMPANY; AMERICAN PREMIER UNDERWRITERS, INC., f/k/a Penn … Inc.; BECHTEL CORPORATION; BELMONT PACKING & RUBBER COMPANY; BORG WARNER MORSE TEC, as successor by merger to …
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… recognition of the need to 'insure free debate in cases to come,' and to 'prevent the unsettling of verdicts after they … the alternate claim, or even suggest, that juror No. 2's comment "that he was going to make sure this defendant … in which a non- deliberating juror made racially freighted comments to co- workers during the guilt-phase of the …
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… were married for eleven years when plaintiff filed his complaint for divorce. One child was born of the marriage, … who was eleven years old at the time of trial. Plaintiff's complaint for divorce sought joint legal custody of the … party. In October 2017, defendant filed a domestic violence complaint against plaintiff, alleging verbal harassment and …
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… associated with the street gang, the Mara Salvatrucha (commonly 1 The record does not include a corresponding … the plan "was to contact the victim and get the victim to come out of the house" and "to take him up to the train … done." In July 2015, the State filed a juvenile delinquency complaint against defendant charging him an act of juvenile …
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… following firearm(s) or other weapon(s): 1. You are hereby commanded to search for the above described weapons and/or … . . when the jury hears that the parties . . . [have] cross complaints." Another judge had conducted an earlier Rule 104 … him. In the trial of the second indictment, the prosecutor commented on defendant's failure to "self-admit." We …
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… 1965). Specifically, plaintiff alleged that defendant decommissioned the panel when it owned the plant, knew or … did not sue D.O. Productions because of the Workers' Compensation Act exclusive remedy provision. See N.J.S.A. … and the conduct of the US [b]usiness on the [property] comply in all material respects with all [a]pplicable …
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… the remaining counts of the fourteen-count indictment with committing aggravated assault with a deadly weapon upon a … the following arguments: POINT I THE FAILURE TO GIVE THE COMPLETE CHARGE ON CAUSATION WAS PLAIN ERROR BECAUSE … Amparo to the 8 A-0009-17T3 ground. Guzman then saw Lozada come and kick Amparo in the head before running away. Guzman …