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… the court accepted. Although the State did not agree to recommend a specific sentence, the parties and the court … the court considered approximately twenty character and commendation letters from members of defendant's family, … efforts; and honorable discharge from military service. The court also considered an impact statement and …
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… sent a package containing the electronics to Will's Repair Service in Dunkirk, New York. The owner, Robert Will, sent a … at thirty-two pounds, while Will's letter indicated a combined weight of thirty-eight pounds. Will further noted … 208 N.J. at 194). The case law cited by Birt is inapposite. Prevailing precedent designates the carrier, not the …
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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 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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… 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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… ordered by the Court, all motions for leave to amend a complaint or to join additional parties shall be filed by … provision of Plaintiff Profile Forms (to be set out in a future Case Management Order), the cases selected for the … Pool cases may begin immediately after the deadline for service of the Plaintiff Fact Sheets. Depositions of …
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… 2017, a jury found defendant guilty of the following crimes committed in 2014: first-degree aggravated sexual assault … recounted that while defendant was in the county jail he visited defendant and they reviewed the plea offer and other … charges and the State's plea offer was discussed. Counsel refuted defendant's contention that he failed to use an …
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… judgment in favor of defendant Franklin Mutual Insurance Company (FMI).1 The sole issue before us is whether the … our analysis by acknowledging the governing legal principles. We review the trial court's grant of summary judgment … interpretations. In Vuarnet Footwear, Inc. v. Sea-Rail Services Corp., for example, we recognized, it is a …
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… (PCR). We affirm. Defendant was charged in a five-count complaint warrant with drug and weapons offenses. In 2018, … all his questions, he was satisfied with his attorney's services, and had no questions for counsel or the court. … WHICH CONCEIVABLY MEANS THAT HE 6 A-1545-21 POSSESSED LESS THAN THE STATUTORY AMOUNT REQUIRED TO ESTABLISH GUILT …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 98-07- 0965. Joseph E. Krakora, … regarding thefts, a police officer parked a United Parcel Service truck in Perth Amboy. The officer opened the rear of … explain the reasons for imposing consecutive sentences, the commission of such an error is not a cognizable ground for …
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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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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. AMERICAN PROPERTY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. ____________________________ … (Apr. 6, 2020). As a result, plaintiffs provided take-out services and limited their hours of operation, sustaining … review of that determination is de novo." Manahawkin Convalescent v. O'Neill, 217 N.J. 99, 115 (2014). When …
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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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… 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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… v. NJHR1, LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and NEW JERSEY HOME SALES, INC. and JOSEPH FOX, Defendants. … action notification from LoanDepot, a web-based mortgage servicer, indicating the application was "declined" because LoanDepot was "[u]nable to [v]erify [i]ncome." Plaintiff averred that under the contract's mortgage …
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… defendant 80% at fault for the accident and plaintiff 20% comparatively negligent. Those liability findings have not … court and reduced by 20% to take into account plaintiff's comparative fault. The net award, as molded, was … in medical billing to evaluate the charges for the medical services he had been provided. The expert reviewed the bills …
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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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… 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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… 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 …