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… the Board of the increase necessitated by the management company's defense costs in the employee's litigation. The … notification to the prior treasurer of the increase to commence in May 2013. In June 2014, plaintiff filed this … claims here . . . for the right to be reimbursed or compensated for the legal expenses that defendant incurred …
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… and rehabilitation, he did not work and had no income between July and December 2014. Following his release, … of the allowable grounds for contesting a levy. OCSS also points out that appellant could have obtained a court order … otherwise specified in the order, all other enforcement remedies, including, but not limited to, income withholding, …
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… been summarized.) Manuel Guaman, et al. v. Jennifer Velez, Commissioner of New Jersey Department of Human Services, et … the eligibility of aliens for public assistance. The panel points out that Congress’s decision to leave the states some … would remand to the trial court to fashion appropriate remedies. Plaintiffs appealed as of right. HELD: The judgment of …
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… which ultimately caused him to resign. Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging various causes of action. Defendants filed an answer and counterclaim. Trial commenced on September 4, 2012. On September 13, in the … than grant plaintiff's motion to impose the agreement's remedies for default, namely the accelerated balance, fees, and …
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… DIRECTOR OF THE COURTS RICHARD J. HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX P.O. BOX 037 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08625-0037 (609) … Reconciliation Act” (PRWORA), P.L. 104-193 (1996), a comprehensive welfare reform plan, included comprehensive provisions directed to child support …
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… discovery. Adding to the unsettled nature of the rollout, a complaint filed by New Jersey's counties contending that the … sent to jail. A public safety assessment is done — using a computer scoring system that takes into account such factors … appear in court — to determine if the person is a risk to commit new crimes or to not show in court. Defendants are …
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… which ultimately caused him to resign. Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging various causes of action. Defendants filed an answer and counterclaim. Trial commenced on September 4, 2012. On September 13, in the … than grant plaintiff's motion to impose the agreement's remedies for default, namely the accelerated balance, fees, and …
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… because plaintiff F.C. fraudulently misrepresented his income at the 2018 hearing. We reject defendant's arguments … resided in New Jersey. On June 5, 2018, plaintiff filed a complaint for child support. A copy of the complaint was sent to defendant's address in Florida. The …
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… assault; two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery; and one count of second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking. Under Indictment No. 13-11-2839, … carjacking; and two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking. In addition, defendant pleaded guilty …
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… of insurance stating that Wausau Underwriters Insurance Company provided South Jersey Paving with commercial general liability insurance coverage during the … on South Jersey Paving by delivering the summons and complaint to Wausau. Liberty Mutual – already involved in …
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… seeking dismissal of his ex-wife's domestic violence complaint. Without taking testimony from any witness, the … On May 16, 2016, plaintiff filed her domestic violence complaint and, at a brief hearing before a different judge … same day, she obtained a temporary restraining order. Her complaint alleged a history of domestic violence that …
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… and C) that he is safe to possess firearms[.] Appellant complied with the order and furnished the required report in … to appear for the hearing on the assault charge and the complaint was dismissed. On November 30, 2006, she requested … Any "person of good character and good repute in the community" may obtain a firearm, subject to certain …
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… from an August 5, 2021 Law Division order dismissing its complaint for breach of contract and violation of N.J.S.A. … L. 2020, c. 27, which required all boards of education to compensate "contracted service providers" in the event … the specifications. The second lowest bidder successfully completed a contract with defendant which ran from September …
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… flea-ridden apartment. She claimed defendant continued to become belligerent and eventually raised his fists and shook … N.J.S.A. 2C:25-29(b) (stating, "[i]n proceedings in which complaints for restraining orders have been filed, the court … record. The TRO shall remain in place until the remand is completed. We do not retain jurisdiction. Reversed and …
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… 466 (App. Div. 2003) (explaining regulations require "full compliance review investigation" when a duplicate FPIC is … in the parking lot of his brother-in-law's apartment complex in Parsippany after he and his brother-in-law had an … indicated Alvarado had been drinking. Alvarado refused to comply with an order to get out of the vehicle, and police …
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… will provide a total retirement allowance of 50% of final compensation plus 3% of final compensation multiplied by the number of years of creditable … retirement of an employee of a local employer must be accompanied by a resolution of the governing body, . . . …
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… his review of the MVR recording and Kamieniecki's "highly competent and credible testimony." Noting Kamieniecki … taller than the car and had to bend downwards in order to become eye level with [its occupants]." The judge also found … observations of the character and demeanor of witnesses and common human experience that are not transmitted by the …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS M.G. McLAREN, P.C. and McLAREN … initiated on December 3, 2018 when Teachers Village filed a complaint against McLaren alleging that McLaren committed professional malpractice by 2 breaching the …
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… retention periods but of such volume or use that storage becomes a problem would be an exception to this rule. ii. Rate … end of a roll of film and, when possible, in sequence. When computer-assisted or random retrieval methods are used, … v. The materials used for storage should not ignite, decompose, or develop reactive fumes or vapors. vi. Film must …
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… CARE, H.W./WEIDCO/REN, LLC, BRIDGETON H&V REALTY LLC, COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT, BROADWAY HEALTHCARE, … A-0607-20 H.W./WEIDCO/REN LLC, Bridgeton H & V Realty LLC, Comprehensive Healthcare Management and Boadway Healthcare … Care, H.W./WEIDCO/REN LLC, Bridgeton H & V Realty LLC, Comprehensive Healthcare Management and Boadway Healthcare. …