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… "CHANGED CIRCUMSTANCES," NOR WAS THE JUDGE'S RULING ACCOMPANIED BY FINDINGS OF FACT AND LEGAL CONCLUSIONS OR DID … the trial court judge noted "many items of relief embodied within [plaintiff's] certification . . . were not … employee of Bergen County," occasioned by his many years of service as a police officer in Garfield, created 15 …
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… consolidated for purposes of this opinion, arise out of a complaint filed by plaintiff Flemington Fields Condominium … HOA's percentage. The HOA contends the COA was judicially estopped from presenting evidence at trial that the percentage … 4:42-9 creates the presumption that "[n]o fee for legal services shall be allowed[,]" except in certain enumerated …
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… CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MAINARDI MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LP and UNION MEDICAL PARK, LLC, … such as the application of res judicata, collateral estoppel and the entire controversy doctrine, is de novo. … we affirm. II. Res judicata, or claim preclusion, embodies "the principle that public policy and welfare require a …
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… to the initial contract were the Somerset Educational Services Commission (Somerset), a public entity tasked with … changes in the Work . . . . The Subcontractor, prior to the commencement of such changed or revised Work, shall submit …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-5600-15T4 and CENROSE HILLTOP URBAN RENEWAL, LLC, Defendant/Third-Party Plaintiff, v. … 3, 2016 order denying their motion to file a second amended complaint to include counts of spoliation and fraudulent … records. Phillips refuted the notion that the Cikalos' maladies were caused by living in their apartment. In his …
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… intentionally inflicted by Father or the result of G.D. becoming entangled in the hot iron's electrical cord while … and gave her Tylenol. Mother claimed that G.D. did not complain of pain in the days after she was burned. After the … custody of G.D. and K.B. to Mother and the protective services litigation was terminated on April 29, 2021. Father …
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… and had no children. On April 10, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. Thereafter, defendant filed an answer … the incredulousness expressed by the judge reflects his studied sense of the evidence and should not be second-guessed … or defending the action; the nature and extent of the services rendered; and the reasonableness of the fees. [Mani …
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… each victim. In exchange for his pleas, the State recommended that he receive a county jail sentence not to … about the deficiencies in counsel's advice on a variety of topics until after the five -year-limitation period had … questions for his attorney, he was satisfied with counsel's services, and was not promised anything that was not placed …
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… Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney; … remaining endangering counts. When the judge asked for comment, defendant's counsel contended that if the simple … of Children and Families, Division of Youth and Family Services v. K.A., 413 N.J. Super. 504 (App. Div. 2010), …
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… plea; and (2) a July 19, 2019 order denying his motion to compel post-conviction discovery. The crux of defendant's … pornography, detectives assigned to the Cyber Crime-Tech Services Unit of the Essex County Prosecutor's Office (ECPO) … home and seized three computers, including an HP laptop that contained child pornography. After waiving his …
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… shop on Paterson Avenue in Little Falls. Plaintiff was stopped at a red light, adjacent to a gas station, when he … Thomas said plaintiff was "clearly shaken" and blood was coming from his face. Thomas told plaintiff to stay down but … injured[.]" He believed plaintiff was conscious but bloodier than he had been before. 5 A-5672-18T3 Fabio Stratface …
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… mother, plaintiff Heather Reed Smith (Heather), and commenced an investigation. However, the Division did not … had parenting time with Max on alternating weekends. After completing rehabilitation, Alexis moved back in with Marc. … automated payment center that is supervised by probation services. R. 5:7-4(b). 13 A-1032-19T1 at this time." They …
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… to a hospital for psychiatric care and was involuntarily committed. Although she was released on May 20, 2019, just prior to the Division filing its guardianship complaint, defendant was repeatedly hospitalized with … might go without counsel if she had to pay for counsel's services. Such statements do not qualify as clear and …
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… and received a $13,855.62 bonus. Both parties have rental income, defendant receiving approximately three times more … otherwise, she would contact the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission and have his driver's license suspended. … agreed to retain a mediator and shared the costs of his services. At defendant's request, a spreadsheet was jointly …
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… of his motions to suppress child-pornography files found on computer equipment in his home and his statement to a Warren … Legette, declining to "expand the scope of investigatory stops to encompass police entry into [a defendant's] home" … offender, with a twenty-seven-year career of community service. 16 A-6022-17 The trial judge found aggravating …
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… from two Family Part orders contending that the court committed error in: 1) failing to conduct a plenary hearing … a week from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., with overnight visits commencing once K.S. turned four years old. The overnight … a completely inaccurate rendering of the facts as to the service of the motion upon her, and . . . blames [him] for …
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… hearing was not scheduled within ninety days, and did not commence until April 26, 2017, before a judge who had no … on appeal, the judge issued an oral decision and accompanying order (the June 2017 order).2 He concluded … that the "award was not supported by an affidavit of services as required by the Rules; nor did the court perform …
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… organization, the jail has a very strict chain of command. The Morris County Sheriff's Office Bureau of … under Regulation 3 A-1038-18T1 defines the chain of command as the "unbroken line of authority" that extends … kennel run. Plaintiff considered it an unlawful theft of services for Corrente to house his personal pet in the jail …
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… the cause for respondent Jersey Central Power & Light Company (Cozen O'Connor, PC, attorneys; Gregory Eisenstark, … Matthew M. Weissman, attorney for respondent Public Service Electric and Gas Company, joins in the brief of … 3 JCP&L makes the further argument that Rate Counsel is estopped from appealing the CTA rule due to Rate Counsel's …
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… obtained dismissal of the remaining count in the complaint. See Villanueva-Arroyo v. Hous. Auth., No. … with [CEPA] shall be deemed a waiver of the rights and remedies available . . . under the common law." N.J.S.A. … are intended to provide guidelines covering public service by the [Housing Authority] employees and is not a …