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… order, dismissing his self- represented legal malpractice complaint against Steven C. Townsend and Eddy Townsend … on our review of the record and the applicable legal principles, we affirm. The pertinent facts are undisputed. In … [T]he evidence shows [d]efendants provided only legal services in the Pennsylvania matter after being assigned by …
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… parents have repeatedly accused each of making disparaging comments about the other to the children and trying to … roster of parenting coordinators from the judiciary's website. Consequently, it is not clear that a parenting … both defendant and plaintiff will avail themselves of the services of the parenting coordinator to help them resolve …
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… Sarah Hymowitz argued the cause for appellant (Legal Services of New Jersey, attorneys; Sarah Hymowitz, on the … contractor for Quiktrak, Inc., an asset verification company. Her job responsibilities required her to physically … she was only liable to refund those benefits by having any future unemployment benefits offset by fifty percent . II. …
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… in Camden County. Since that time, S.K. has lived compliantly as a Megan's Law registrant in Burlington … defendant to attack its validity. Ibid. We conclude juveniles should be afforded the same protections, if not greater … The respondent may, within [fourteen] days after such service, serve upon the appellant any objections or proposed …
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… December 1, 2021 orders of the Law Division dismissing his complaint with prejudice for failure to state a claim upon … pursuant to a contract with Princeton Blue, provided services to BNY, a Princeton Blue client. The claims alleged … on-line activity and intentionally interfered with his wireless router during a meeting of Princeton Blue and BNY …
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… items were introduced into evidence by either party. At the commencement of the hearing, defendant stipulated that he … noted an FRO was necessary to protect plaintiff from any future acts of domestic violence given the efforts defendant … would not have been discovered unless plaintiff had her car serviced. We discern no basis to disturb the judge's …
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… dementia while she was attending adult day health care services at defendant's Active Day of Brick's facility. On … raising claims of simple negligence. In particular, the complaint alleged that defendant had a duty to provide Alice … she was receiving staff assistance before her fall. Regardless of the overall ratio of patients to staff that may or …
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… in favor of defendant City of Newark and dismissing her complaint. We affirm. I. We glean the facts from the summary … Cobbs, Peerless Place is the type of street that would be visited more than once per year because of the "very heavy … complain about roadway defects, as well as other government services. 4 A-2262-23 database and saw no complaints …
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… a reopening of the FJOD. We affirm. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in 2008. After extensive discovery, … instead of giving "a more organic response." Nevertheless, plaintiff provided complete answers, was logical, made … During the matrimonial litigation, the parties engaged the services of forensic accountants due to the complexity of …
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… McCue argued the cause for appellant (Central Jersey Legal Services Inc., attorneys; Susan McCue, on the briefs). … the denial of the entry of an FRO was inconsistent with the competent evidence in the record. Therefore, we reverse the … use the bathroom, repeatedly struck her jaw with his knuckles, pushed her, and put his hands on her throat. Plaintiff …
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… a March 17, 2023 order denying a motion to reinstate their complaint. We affirm. We glean the facts and procedural … first names. No disrespect is intended. 3 A-2561-22 accept service on behalf of the defendants; and 5) [2] it is … clear settlement discussion through the mediator would be futile," and instead "arbitrarily determin[ing] there should …
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… with driving while intoxicated, N.J.S.A. 39:4-50; reckless driving, N.J.S.A. 39:4-96; speeding, N.J.S.A. 39:4-98; … $356 fine, $33 court costs, $50 to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board fund, $75 to the Safe Neighborhood Services Fund, $225 to the DWI fund, seven months of license …
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… 2017 order denying his motion to modify child support and compelling him to pay counsel fees to plaintiff in the … child support in the amount of $203 because he earned less than $30,000 annually. Since the entry of the FJOD, … fees requested in plaintiff's counsel's certification of services. The judge concluded the award was appropriate …
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… (Drug Court). It contends defendant is a "danger to the community," and because of this, he is ineligible for … long-standing history of drug use. The Treatment Assessment Services for the Courts (TASC) evaluation reported he had … under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-14(a) (1) to (9) and made the requisite findings. The State argues that court erred in its …
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… LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and SENTINEL INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. ____________________________ … or agreement, or the issuance of the permit. . . . . c. Lessors Of Land Or Premises (1) Any person or organization … permitted coverage for any entity purportedly performing services in connection with Bon Jour's occupancy of the …
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… of $500, ordered defendant to pay plaintiff $10,000 in compensatory damages, and granted plaintiff sole custody of … day limit for the timely filing of an appeal. See Rules 2:4-1(a) and 2:4-3(e). Defendant filed his notice of … defendant did not comply with Rule 1:9-1, which requires service of the subpoena at least five days in advance. See …
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… (App. Div. Nov. 20, 2014) (slip op. at 5-6). Chavez complained to the management, and defendant left the bar. … N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(d), but convicted him of second-degree reckless manslaughter, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-4(b)(1); 4 A-1965-16T2 … of stand-by counsel for his failure to secure ancillary services of an expert in order to allow defendant to …
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… (Board Panel) to deny parole and impose a thirty-six-month future eligibility term (FET). We affirm. Following a jury … there was a substantial likelihood that defendant would commit a new crime if released on parole at that time and … because Coburn had no prior criminal record. Coburn posited that because he had no adult criminal record and only …
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… this appeal, we consider the trial court's dismissal of a complaint on personal jurisdiction grounds. The parties … claim upon which relief could be granted, and insufficient service of process. Plaintiff appeals, arguing the motion … the pleadings. To explain, we turn first to general principles that apply when considering an exertion of personal …
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… provide the State's discovery to defendant and secure the services of an investigator. Defendant later filed a … him or to conduct an investigation fatally altered the outcome of the trial. We recognize defendant has not come … argument in light of the record and applicable legal principles and conclude it is without sufficient merit to warrant …