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… report that she told him via telephone that she "wanted to commit suicide." He also reported that defendant "uses … the OPA's definition of "drug overdose" is broader than the common meaning of that term. Ordinarily, an overdose is a … APPROXIMATELY [ONE] HOUR AGO AND STATED THAT SHE WANTED TO COMMIT SUICIDE. [R.S.] STATED THAT [DEFENDANT] USES CRYSTAL …
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… lower salary. In February 2015, she left the District to become an assistant principal in another school district. … on November 6, 2015.1 Thereafter, plaintiffs amended their complaint twice and added claims for fraudulent concealment … granted . . . 'against a party who fails to make a showing sufficient to establish the existence of an element essential …
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… one of those claims: whether defendant's representation was compromised because his co- parent and girlfriend, who was … actions were beyond the 'wide range of professionally competent assistance.'" Ibid. (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. … been different. A reasonable probability is a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome.'" Savage, …
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… agreement memorialized the merger of two predecessor companies and dissolved the members' interest in those … indexed, and searchable" Mergerstat8 "control premium studies" data. Therefore, the third judge found Brad's … arbitrator refused to postpone the hearing upon showing of sufficient cause for postponement, refused to consider …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS FIRST ENVIRONMENT INC., SUPERIOR COURT … DeAngelis, P.J. Ch., I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION This matter comes before the Court by way of Plaintiff and Third-Party … of the cause of action; “conclusory allegations are insufficient….” Scheidt v. DRS Techs., Inc., 424 N.J. Super. …
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… Principal of New Brunswick High School ; and dismissing her complaint with prejudice. We affirm. Plaintiff was hired in … also "terminate a nontenured employee without notice when sufficient cause warrants." Plaintiff was assigned to oversee … pre- 14 A-1642-23 conference forms to the [s]ocial [s]tudies staff that was an unapproved form;" "not …
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… paid for certain Schedule C expenses using defendant's income. In 2018, plaintiff's parents made discretionary cash … [defendant's] support of the family" and allow a "more comfortable lifestyle." No further gifts were made after the … from her parents, because defendant was not giving her sufficient monies to cover the family's expenses. From July …
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… Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, or the common law right of public access, mandates disclosure of an … Burnett v. County of Bergen, 198 N.J. 408, 421 (2009)). Suffice it to say, "[t]he Legislature passed OPRA in 2001 to … public officers in the exercise of a public function." Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 50 (1997); see also Bergen …
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… at other times between inspections but are only required to complete a formal check-list once a month. 4 A-0065-22 The … electromyography ("EMG") and nerve conduction studies ("NCS"). He noted plaintiff had already started to … 688 (2000). Generally, "erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to be reversible error." McClelland v. …
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… district." The Bayonne Medical Center has served the community since 3 A-3316-21 1888 and has expanded its … Adjustment of Wall, 184 N.J. 562, 597 (2005) ("[P]ublic bodies, because of their peculiar knowledge of local … weight" and should not be disturbed "unless there is insufficient evidence to support them"). However, a local …
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… Law Division orders that denied their respective motions to compel arbitration and to dismiss the putative class action complaint filed by plaintiffs Maria Aguirre, Andrea … arbitration clause "at least in some general and sufficiently broad way, must explain that the plaintiff is …
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… predicating his findings on an incident not alleged in the complaint, we reverse the final restraining order and dismiss plaintiff T.L.'s complaint. We draw the facts from T.L.'s domestic violence … however, but that "conduct or speech that may not sufficiently constitute an invasion of privacy to the …
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… in subsequent years. On May 12, 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on the ground of irreconcilable … is employed full-time in New Jersey, which gives him sufficient flexibility to serve as H.J.'s PPR. T.J., Iridium … (2001), and replaced it with the best-interest standard embodied in N.J.S.A. 9:2-4. 230 N.J. at 312-13. Further, the …
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… just cause includes "incapacity, misconduct, or disobedience of rules and regulations." Our Supreme Court has … at 579. "[W]e must ensure there is 'a residuum of legal and competent evidence in the record to support'" the court's … to the call in a timely manner. After concluding there was sufficient information to commence an investigation, 8 …
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… to pay to the wife permanent alimony of $120,000 per year, commencing September 15, 2003, at the rate of $10,000 per … on their future independently filed federal and state income tax returns. The husband's obligation to pay alimony … we are bound to uphold a finding that is supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." Moynihan v. …
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… and remand for further proceedings. I. Although this matter comes before us as the result of a dispute between Will's … by the other parent; the preference of the child when of sufficient age and capacity to reason so as to form an … example, the court's longstanding March 14, 2019 order embodied a determination it is in Will's best interests that …
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… Trooper Radetich called defendant and requested he come to the Woodstown State Police station to provide a … rights, and began speaking to him about the harassment complaint.3 The interview was not recorded. In describing … findings, "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. …
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… Liability Advisory Council, Inc., and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America (Melissa Geist, … a state from regulating prescription drug recalls. It points us to In re Human Tissue Prod.'s Liab. Litig., 488 F. … law and the FDA's traditional recognition of state-law remedies . . . ." Wyeth, 555 U.S. at 581. A claim alleging …
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… credits but not reporting to work during a terminal "compensation leave period" or CLP; and the "lump sum" … judicial review of labor arbitration awards, public policy sufficient to vacate an award must be embodied in legislative enactments, administrative regulations, …
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… Appellant Audrey Kernan appeals her removal as a Workers' Compensation Judge by Governor Phillip D. Murphy. We affirm. … The CJP stated that Judge Kernan "ma[de] a number of strong points concerning procedural issues involved in the case" … (IV) the requirement that she exhaust administrative remedies should be "dispens[ed] with" because her continued …