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… a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must …
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… opinion valuation of the experts on either side. Just as a jury, a judge may adopt ‘so much of it as appears sound, …
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… . . final and binding arbitration will take the place of a jury or other civil trial.” Flanzman v. Jenny Craig, Inc., …
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… Rule 1:7-4(a) requires that in all actions tried without a jury, the court "shall, by an opinion or memorandum …
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… determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury case are subject to a limited and well-established …
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… conclusions of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury, on every motion decided by a written order that is …
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… it was not a "major" assault. On November 17, 2020, a grand jury indicted M.D.C. for first-degree attempted murder, … . . . that it is probable that substantial bodily injury, serious physical harm, or death will result within the …
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… We affirm. I. In January 2017, a Mercer County Grand Jury indicted defendant and her two co-defendants on the …
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… County." Moreover, both parties waived their right to a jury trial. Shortly after Bein signed the License Agreement …
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… back and forth without question. The pictures of the injury at or near [N.S.'s] eye is indicative of an assault. … the functional equivalent of a limiting instruction to a jury, we are not convinced the error warrants overturning …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4. After his first trial resulted in a hung jury, defendant appeared before the court to plead guilty to …
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… loss is limited to their out-of-pocket losses if a jury believes they would not have purchased the merchandise …
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… a reasonable medical probability what caused the claimed injury. I J That is plaintiffs burden, and a defendant should … perceived flaws in his expert opinions so as to allow the jury to assess the weight to be given to those expert …
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… those undisputed facts do not permit a reasonable jury to conclude defendant breached the implied covenant of …
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… opinion valuation of the experts on either side. Just as a jury, a judge may adopt 'so much of it as appears sound, …
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… which the court denied four days later. The sheriff's office deeded the property to the purchasers, and the deed … been transferred 10 A-3740-21 and recorded—the sheriff's office was no longer involved. As such, the court was …
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… Esq., appearing), attorneys for defendant Lily Tawil. Law Office of Eric S. Landau, Esq. (Eric S. Landau, Esq., … priority over Meir’s. The action was transferred to the Office of Foreclosure and final judgment entered on …
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… Geoffrey D. Mueller argued the cause for appellants (Law Offices of Geoffrey D. Mueller, LLC, attorneys; Geoffrey D. … motion to disqualify Geoffrey D. Mueller and the Law Offices of Geoffrey D. Mueller (collectively Mueller) as …
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… may have been caused by an oversight by his 5 A-3374-22 office. Plaintiff sought to depose defendant about his … "to produce and deliver" documents to her counsel's office by a certain date and time, this instruction does not …
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… . . . on electronic forms approved by the administrative office of the Court in the year 2017 and identified by the … . . . on electronic forms approved by the administrative office of the Court in the year 2017" – would have resulted …