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… COUNTY, INC., STARBUCKS CORPORATION, STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY; A.C.E. RESTAURANT GROUP INC., and PARAMUS RESTAURANT, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … it was Thirty-Five Plaza's sole responsibility. After the close of discovery, Houlihan's filed a motion for summary …
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… had been parked in Asbury Park in front of the apartment complex of S.B.1 S.B. contacted the Asbury Park Police … the incident occurred, as the complete video would have refuted S.B.'s testimony and he would have been acquitted. … camera footage from the area until March 2013, in preparation for trial, and learned that another officer had …
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… City apartment. Following the incident, defendant agreed to comply with services and the Division thereafter visited … rights to the children were subsequently terminated in a separate proceeding. See N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency … Division must demonstrate "the probability of present or future harm" to the child, N.J. Div. of Youth & Family …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3230-19 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF R.H. ________________________ Argued October … to Hampton on April 8, 2020, because she was "delusional, paranoid, [and] agitated," was receiving messages from her 1 … harm or death will result within the reasonably foreseeable future. [N.J.S.A. 30:4-27.2(h).] Whether an individual is …
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… summary judgment and dismissing with prejudice plaintiff's complaint due to plaintiff's failure to comply with the Affidavit of Merit Statute, N.J.S.A. … an affidavit of merit and failed to submit a statutorily- compliant affidavit, we affirm. Plaintiff Lisa Bobal filed a …
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… the Newark Housing Authority's (NHA) Seth Boyden Housing Complex (SBHC), which was vacant and abandoned at the time. … N.J.S.A. 59:1-1 to 12-3. Thereafter, plaintiff filed a complaint naming as defendants the City and the County of … It is well-established that the NHA is an entity that is separate and independent of the City. See English v. Newark …
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… G. Diaz $3200 for pain and suffering, and $2800 for lost wages. The Law Division judge molded the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. § 1000 to 1461 (ERISA) … Similarly, in summation counsel is prohibited from using disparaging language to discredit the opposing party. Ibid. …
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… of New Jersey; JENNIFER VELEZ, in her official capacity as Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Human Services, and MARY E. O'DOWD, in her official capacity as Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health and … must demonstrate that (1) relief is needed to prevent irreparable harm; (2) the applicant’s claim rests on settled law …
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… After an investigation, the Division filed a Verified Complaint for Care and Supervision and to Appoint a Law … cocaine. Her substance abuse treatment program thereafter recommended she receive "a higher level of care," such as a … program. Fitzgerald testified she then spoke to Juan separately who told her a completely different version of …
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… order terminating the Title Nine litigation and issued a separate order approving the application of maternal … permitted to supervise the other, even if one parent was to complete all recommended substance-abuse treatment. These orders also …
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… previous visit and let him in. Upon entering the home and closing and locking the door behind him, C.S. testified that … her privacy. R. 1:38- 3(c)(12). 2 She recalled defendant commenting on the age difference between her and her … purposes, such as proof of motive, opportunity, intent, preparation, plan, knowledge, identity, or absence of mistake …
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… While she did not attend the college defendant had recommended, the school she attended was apparently less … uncovered medical expenses and health insurance costs much closer to the time when the expenses were incurred." The … failure to do so will weigh heavily against the grant of a future application." Id. at 547. In Gac, the father paid …
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… Uma applied for Medicaid benefits in January 2016, the income limit for a family of four was $2,795 per month; the income limit for pregnant women in a family of four was $4,030 … Lesko explained, "we found that the case should have been closed earlier and therefore, . . . we're not charging …
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… 2016 and although defendant was properly served with the complaint, he did not answer or otherwise formally respond … vacation, or holiday parenting time. Additionally, the JOD compelled defendant to pay plaintiff $550 per week in … was self-employed during the marriage, having owned a glass company called "In N Out Glass & Showers, LLC," but he no …
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… a November 15, 2019 order denying PNS's motion to amend its complaint; and six September 2, 2022 orders granting … common law claims and therefore a motion to amend would be futile. PNS's subsequent motion for reconsideration was … each count of the complaint. The court issued a separate opinion, finding PNS's claims were "expressly …
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… "So I guess I'm talking now?," repeated references to communicating with his deceased father, as well as his … Defendant argued he was improperly "led to believe he would lose at trial, would receive a harsher sentence, and had no … Further, defendant maintained his plea counsel refused to communicate with him regarding the plea offer, and only …
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… asking "who are you here to see, who the f[-]ck told you to come here[?]" T.B. "pushed past" her and went into a … order is necessary to protect the plaintiff from future danger or threats of violence." D.M.R. v. M.K.G., 467 … legal guardian of her father – a determination made separate from these events. The trial court did not have any …
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… SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT DOCKET NO.: ACJC 2023-051 … serious violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct that irreparably impugn Respondent’s integrity and that of the … attendant ethical breaches vis-à-vis that conduct is irrefutable. Respondent has reluctantly acknowledged his …
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… called the police. In October 2022, plaintiff filed this complaint, alleging that the Altice store employees … Shalom D. Stone, Cristen R. Sommers, and Archis A. Parasharami (Mayer Brown) of the New York, California, and … OF THIS ARBITRATION PROVISION HAS NO EFFECT ON ANY OTHER OR FUTURE ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS THAT YOU MAY HAVE WITH ALTICE. …
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… SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT DOCKET NO.: ACJC 2023-051 … serious violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct that irreparably impugn Respondent’s integrity and that of the … attendant ethical breaches vis-à-vis that conduct is irrefutable. Respondent has reluctantly acknowledged his …