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… health insurance carrier is primarily responsible for paying the policyholder’s first-party medical expenses for … 11:3-14.5(a). Under Federal law, the Medicare Secondary Payer Act makes Medicare the secondary payer rather than the primary payer, when other sources of …
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A-30/31-23 Appellant Kossup petition for certification
Briefs
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… filed guardianship cases where the AIP lacks the funds to pay Court appointed personnel (attorney and guardian). 2) In … financial decisions. The Court reserved a determination on payment of fees to the CAA and GAL and permitted the GAL and CAA to file certifications. The GAL and CAA moved for payment from the APS's budget at the Sussex County Division …
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… in New Jersey or out-of-state must use vacation time and pay their own way, except as set forth below: -- judges are … Law Committee, and the Random Audit Program may accept no payment on account of any expense incurred in connection … of national judges= associations must use vacation time and pay their own way, except as follows: -- if the Chief …
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Administrative Directives
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… in New Jersey or out-of-state must use vacation time and pay their own way, except as set forth below: -- judges are … Law Committee, and the Random Audit Program may accept no payment on account of any expense incurred in connection … of national judges= associations must use vacation time and pay their own way, except as follows: -- if the Chief …
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… included two alternative provisions regarding the payment of the court-appointed attorney’s fees; the second … fees sought but argued that it should not be responsible to pay any fee award because fee awards in cases like this … and declined to construe Rule 4:86-4(e) to require APS to pay the fees of court-appointed attorneys. Accordingly, the …
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… and you come back to work you are suspended without pay." Postorino also said that if plaintiff fought … decision, plaintiff could go one or two years without a paycheck, and spend $200 an hour on attorney's fees. … leave days thereby adversely affecting his terminal leave payment of $10,000. Plaintiff was forty-nine years of age …
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… the sum of $218,685; requiring Noaz, Farrell, and Ocean to pay plaintiff the sum of $6892.56 for overpayments they took from corporate monies; requiring them to pay plaintiff $11,686.44 in lieu of health benefits;2 …
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njcourts.gov
… the sum of $218,685; requiring Noaz, Farrell, and Ocean to pay plaintiff the sum of $6892.56 for overpayments they took from corporate monies; requiring them to pay plaintiff $11,686.44 in lieu of health benefits;2 …
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A-2461-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… of the parties. Per the by laws the unit owners pay a monthly maintenance fee to Defendant which pays for, among other things, maintenance of the common … assistant manager (now manager) promised that they would pay to repair the damage but were unable to pay for damage …
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… and you come back to work you are suspended without pay." Postorino also said that if plaintiff fought … decision, plaintiff could go one or two years without a paycheck, and spend $200 an hour on attorney's fees. … leave days thereby adversely affecting his terminal leave payment of $10,000. Plaintiff was forty-nine years of age …
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njcourts.gov
… included two alternative provisions regarding the payment of the court-appointed attorney’s fees; the second … fees sought but argued that it should not be responsible to pay any fee award because fee awards in cases like this … and declined to construe Rule 4:86-4(e) to require APS to pay the fees of court-appointed attorneys. Accordingly, the …
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… due from defendant of $1,485.43. When defendant refused to pay plaintiff this sum, plaintiff filed a collection … entered into that's been proved to show that she was to pay over and above that which [her insurance 4 A-3310-20 … observed that plaintiff accepted the insurance company's payment and "there was no agreement that [plaintiff] [w]ould …
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… August 11, 2017 2 A-4095-15T2 prejudice, and (2) a previous payment did not constitute an accord and satisfaction of a … sale. Upon sale of the property, "the parties agree[d] to pay . . . the monies due [to plaintiff's] mother in an … dismiss because defendant was already legally obligated to pay the amount he did. Paragraph 29 of the DJD states, …
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… for a month-to-month tenancy. When defendant failed to pay the rent for several months, plaintiff filed an eviction … a judgment for possession in favor of plaintiff for nonpayment of rent. Defendant sought an emergent stay with this … time of trial, plaintiff agreed to base the action on nonpayment of three months' rent. 3 A-2270-13T1 of summary …
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… File Motion Motion Motion To Intervene Motion Motion To Pay 2 | P a g e 1 2 / 3 0 / 2 1 Motion Motion To Pay Surplus Funds Out Of Court Motion Motion To Proceed … Cross Motion To Intervene Motion Response Cross Motion To Pay Motion Response Cross Motion To Pay Surplus Funds Out Of …
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njcourts.gov
… due from defendant of $1,485.43. When defendant refused to pay plaintiff this sum, plaintiff filed a collection … entered into that's been proved to show that she was to pay over and above that which [her insurance 4 A-3310-20 … observed that plaintiff accepted the insurance company's payment and "there was no agreement that [plaintiff] [w]ould …
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njcourts.gov
… rules governing attorney ethics, a lawyer may insert, or pay the internet search engine company to insert, a … considers the inquiry presented: may a 2 lawyer insert, or pay an internet search engine company to insert, a hyperlink … flagrant conduct. Inquirer also asked whether a lawyer may pay Google to insert a hyperlink on a competitor lawyer’s …
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njcourts.gov
… August 11, 2017 2 A-4095-15T2 prejudice, and (2) a previous payment did not constitute an accord and satisfaction of a … sale. Upon sale of the property, "the parties agree[d] to pay . . . the monies due [to plaintiff's] mother in an … dismiss because defendant was already legally obligated to pay the amount he did. Paragraph 29 of the DJD states, …
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njcourts.gov
… for a month-to-month tenancy. When defendant failed to pay the rent for several months, plaintiff filed an eviction … a judgment for possession in favor of plaintiff for nonpayment of rent. Defendant sought an emergent stay with this … time of trial, plaintiff agreed to base the action on nonpayment of three months' rent. 3 A-2270-13T1 of summary …
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… in a total amount of $98,503,910.91. The Fund requires repayment by respondents as well as other culpable parties and … up to $400,000 if the claim is approved, and the Fund can pay up to $1.5 million in claims against any one lawyer, …