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… guardian ad litem for his adult children; and 3) to compel specific performance of the parties' second amended … defendant pursuant to Rule 4:52-2. The amended order was accompanied, and further amended, by a rider that awarded … alimony of $50,000 per year based on her imputed annual income of $40,000 and defendant's annual salary of $190,000. A …
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… of the joint venture, and in February 2011, the Mitscheles commenced an arbitration proceeding. After nine days of … Hillside Heights project. That same month, the Mitscheles commenced an arbitration proceeding pursuant to the JVA. In … self- administered arbitration but will be governed by the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration …
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… too skinny, and my belt gave me [a] muffin top. Then she commented on my Instagram message, wrote that I looked like … any written, verbal or physical act, or any electronic communication, whether it be a single incident or a series … and told Amy to call her. In response to the post, Cassie commented directly to plaintiff: "Bitch, you always got some …
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… and rejected the State's plea offer; the State offered to recommend that defendant receive a sentence not to exceed … charge.4 The State's plea offer also included its commitment to recommend dismissal of the witness tampering charge. The …
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… statutory bar to a third-party action under the Workers' Compensation Act (WCA), N.J.S.A. 34:15-8, we affirm the Law … Bednar Landscaping) more than twenty years ago and is the company's president. Peter and Christopher Liberatore serve … Id. at 470-71. Also, in the present case, as the majority points out, there isn't clear proof defendants were …
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… and Schindler Elevator Corporation1 dismissing plaintiff's complaint. We affirm. In April 2019, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Law Division alleging she slipped and fell … Short Hills Mall on November 8, 2017. Plaintiff amended the complaint one month later and alleged defendants' …
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… as wearing red and a do-rag. Based on the footage and from community interactions, detective Rinaldo Arroyo identified … incident and identified the shooter as a male with a dark complexion wearing a red hoodie motioning like he had a gun. … LIGHT OF DEFENDANT'S YOUTH. Defendant raises the following points in his pro se brief: I. [DEFENDANT'S] CONVICTION MUST …
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… defendant never warned her that she might have to perform community service and testified that, “had [she] known that this plea agreement had [community service] attached to it[,] there would have never, … not only that he informed plaintiff of the possibility of community service, but also that plaintiff volunteered to …
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… the release of the names of law enforcement officers who commit disciplinary violations that result in the imposition … of Law and Public Safety (Department). Both Directives encompass all findings of major discipline after January 1, … right to collective negotiations. As to those points, the Court affirms the judgment of the Appellate …
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… applicant from unemployment benefits under the Unemployment Compensation Law (UCL). Between May and December 2017, … detention is not an absolute bar to receiving unemployment compensation benefits for the time following dismissal of … to unemployment benefits because, “when an employee becomes ill and does those things reasonably calculated to …
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… employee; 2) failure to provide a reasonable accommodation to a pregnant or breastfeeding employee (subject … of a pregnant or breastfeeding employee for requesting an accommodation. 462 N.J. Super. 78, 91-92 (App. Div. 2020). … injured officers. Both required a doctor’s note recommending light duty, and both required that officers use …
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… are generally accepted as accurate by the scientific community. There are two other temperature probes used … passing. The Court will entertain a case that has become moot when the issue is of significant public importance … is not used in the calibration process. The State points to the testimony of Dr. Brettell that the black key …
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… portions of any opinion may not have been summarized.) Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. New Jersey Civil Service Commission (A-47-16) (078742) Argued September 12, 2017 -- … or withdraw the rule or regulation, the Legislature may commence the second phase of the process. Ibid. In that …
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… of defendant’s blood. At the time of the accident, it was common practice in the Freehold Township Police Department … (1966), the United States Supreme Court established that a compelled taking of a blood sample for the purpose of … the establishment of probable cause is attributed to the complexity of the situation and the reasonable allocation of …
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… J., writing for the Court. At issue in this case are two common law doctrines that protect speech from overreaching … privilege. Defendant Asher Adelman established eBossWatch.com. On August 3, 2010, the website published an article … homepage merely “altered the means by which website visitors could access the report,” but in no way altered the …
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… made by mobile video recorders (MVRs) in police vehicles in compliance with a municipal police chief’s general order. In … MVR recordings at the center of this appeal were made in compliance with the Order. The MVR recordings at issue … Paff sought access to the MVR recordings under OPRA and the common law. The Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office (OCPO) …
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… two years of approval of the allocation, then the Township Committee may, in its discretion, terminate the agreement. … two years after preliminary approval, construction has not commenced, the Township Committee may, at its discretion, terminate the agreement. …
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… waiting, C.G. told K.K. that defendant sometimes had her come to the couch and “rub his pee pee.” When their mother … to present testimony from K.G. and K.K. under the fresh- complaint doctrine. The testimony was intended to recount … her cat if C.G. ever told anyone. K.K. also provided fresh-complaint testimony. She testified that C.G. alleged “that …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether the comparative negligence of an employee injured in a workplace … burying plaintiff to his chest. Plaintiff filed a complaint against the general contractor, DAR Development … Construction, Inc. (collectively DAR or defendant), seeking compensatory damages. The parties agreed that the accident …
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… and created a statutory privilege shielding specific communications from discovery in litigation. The Act sought … staff. Regulations detailing the requirements for complying with the Act were not promulgated until 2008. … that C.A.’s brain injury resulted from unpreventable birth complications. Plaintiffs filed suit against the Hospital …