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… cohabiting, the judge also mistakenly weighed the parties' competing sworn statements and accepted as true Cynthia's … demonstrated by Jeffrey's moving papers. In fact, the opposite approach should have been 1 For present purposes only, … we assume Landau correctly held that a family judge cannot compel discovery when only some of the indicia of …
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… Judge Verna G. Leath heard oral argument and rendered a comprehensive oral decision on the record. Defendant is … on his trial convictions for four murders that were committed in the course of a home invasion robbery. He … with multiple counts of first-degree robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, four counts of knowing/purposeful murder, …
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… orders: an April 12, 2019 order denying their motion to compel production of documents, specifically text 2 We refer … and an August 2, 2019 order declaring their third-party complaint against third-party defendant A.J. Manzi3 moot … friends, spoke with Bruce that night. Bruce allegedly visited the basement several times throughout the course of …
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… evening, plaintiff nonetheless filed a domestic violence complaint, alleging defendant committed the offenses of burglary, harassment, and assault … the parties' prior domestic violence history, the complaint cited "two harassment reports" and two TRO …
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… the total value to $331,089. By January 8, 2018, Breaker completed all work set forth in the subcontract and … total value to $221,576.20. By February 15, 2018, J&M had completed all work set forth in the subcontract and … motions. On October 25, 2019, the judge issued an order, accompanied by another well-reasoned written opinion, granting …
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… partly denied her motion under Rule 4:6-2 to dismiss the complaint. For reasons that follow, we affirm the orders. I. … On January 22, 2019, plaintiff filed a 3 A-1803-19 complaint against defendant in the Law Division for payment … okay . . . it pretty much rehashes and emphasizes the prior points. I don't think it really raises anything new." …
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… the police permission to search his apartment, vehicles, computer, and cell phone. He also agreed to provide a buccal … while in jail and was taken to the hospital. He was visited by Elizabeth Police Department Detectives Raymond … stated, contrary to his previous statements, that he had accompanied his wife to the pharmacy, and after leaving, they …
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… Services, Inc., (KCS) is a construction service company located in Flagstaff, Arizona. At all times relevant … of issue, defendant filed a motion to dismiss plaintiff's complaint pursuant to Rule 4:6- 2(e), based on the … granted defendant's motion and dismissed plaintiff's complaint without reaching the merits of plaintiff's …
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… go to a nearby nightclub. By this time, Kawana Echols had become "sloppy drunk" and began "hugging and screaming on [] … charge containing self-defense instructions nor did counsel complain of the lack of defense-of-necessity instructions. … of the defendant; (2) the emergency is "so imminent and compelling as to raise a reasonable expectation of harm" in …
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… a third-party administrator, which handled Nina's workers' compensation claim on behalf of Sayrebrook Veterinary … was employed. Nina filed a claim petition seeking workers' compensation benefits, alleging she had been injured during … course of her employment. Thereafter, plaintiffs filed a complaint in the Law Division, which they later amended. In …
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… a strong odor of cigarettes and diapers, the Division commenced another investigation against Katherine in … and other family members. At this time, Katherine was noncompliant with services at Mercer Street Friends, and Zara … marijuana. On September 27, 2016, a Division caseworker visited Katherine's home and found it was "filthy," with "dirt …
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… resubmitted its permanency plan because the time limit for completing the plan was about to expire. Additional … the court held a hearing to determine the steps needed to complete the guardianship litigation. The Division met with … the record, we are satisfied the judge conducted the requisite analysis of the statutory factors and there is …
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… 2014, Norma signed an agreement to sell the property to a company for $80,000. Drew stated that an attorney contacted the company and advised that Norma was an elderly person and she did not understand the agreement. Drew states the company was never heard of again. In December 2014, Drew …
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… we affirm the order denying dismissal of the third-party complaint against Dr. Fernandez and we reverse the order … plaintiff's motion for reconsideration. I. Decedent visited defendant Dr. Simon Santos, a family practitioner, in May, June, and July of 2010, with complaints of kidney and stomach pain, headaches, vomiting, …
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… following: a. reaching the age of [eighteen] years or the completion of [four] academic years of continuous 3 … financial aid consulting fees, room and board, books[,] and commuting expenses. The choice of said college or vocational … text message that their daughter "might attend Brookdale Community College [(Brookdale)]." In addition, after …
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… out. On November 14, 2015, plaintiff filed her original complaint under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of … On November 18, 2015, plaintiff filed her first amended complaint seeking an FRO based on the originally-charged … Another 3 A-2137-15T4 municipal court judge noted the complaint was being "amended for past history." On December …
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… CORBIN and DAVID CORBIN, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. THE COMBINED PLANNING BOARD/ ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE … sought only the use and bulk variances, reserving the site plan application for a later date depending on whether … variance. While the [r]esolution incorporates [ninety-four] points of testimony, this conclusory statement alone …
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… was subsequently settled on June 3, 2016. 1 The respective complaints filed by plaintiff against Neary and Walder … Hayden & Brogan provide the facts we here consider. The complaints were attached to defendants' motion to dismiss. 3 … and affirm the denial of Neary's motion to dismiss the complaint. The entire controversy doctrine is equitably …
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… December 28, 2007, Thomas and Willard Jr. filed a verified complaint for settlement of and a first formal account of … to testify during the trial. The trial judge focused on two points from Ambrosio's expert report: the $506,437 in … Union, 146 N.J. 140, 155 (1996) (noting "an attorney's freedom to contract with a client is subject to the …
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… trial, "had absolutely no involvement or interest in the outcome of defendant's civil matter ." Although the judge … appeal from the PCR denial, defendant raises the following points in his initial brief: THIS MATTER MUST BE REMANDED … contingent interest in the civil action and lack of compensation in the criminal matter was a conflict of …