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… solely for the purpose of harassment, delay or malicious injury; or (2) The nonprevailing party knew, or should have … claim in the face of . . . absolute immunity" and, "as an officer of the court, knew, or should have known, the law …
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… the claimed setoff, Barrier relied on the testimony of its office manager, Michelle Lambos, who was in charge of …
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… State and its owner, Monaco, seeking damages for bodily injury, property damage, and economic loss related to the … a standard industry form issued by the Insurance Services Office ("ISO"). Its pages bear no notation indicating they … under the Hanover Insurance Company Policy Bodily Injury and Property Damage Coverage part requires an …
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… scheduled/performed a procedure to attempt closure, in-office procedure. A. Where was this? Which one? What date? … may have known he had been injured, he did not know the injury was due to any fault or negligence by defendants. … Thomas claims defendants led him to believe that the injury was not due to any negligence on their part. According …
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… (the subject property) on which the outside shell of an office building was constructed in 2005. Puschak is a member … II. Our scope of review of the judge's findings in this nonjury trial is limited. We must defer to the judge's factual …
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… that B.S. announced to the team that L.P. caused K.M.'s injury was unsubstantiated, as no other teammate corroborated … to [B.S.]." Following transmission of the matter to the Office of Administrative Law, the Board filed a motion …
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… Holly was safe in her foster home and the prosecutor's office had decided not to pursue a criminal investigation. …
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… by detectives from the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office (HCPO). At Wisely's request, Michelle described the … witness. N.J.R.E. 608(a). 10 A-5543-18T1 caused serious injury requiring medical treatment, for which she neglected to … and caused her minor son to suffer a significant physical injury. The judge also found that defendant failed to seek …
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… care. Visitation was therefore returned to the Division's offices. Laura's participation became more intermittent. She …
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… Larger Parish churches, comprised of the Church 1 The Office of the Attorney General advised the trial court that …
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… findings. The Division referred the matter to the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) for a hearing. However, …
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… "[R.G.] is on the brink of a life of continued crime and injury to himself and others. He's also on the brink of … [R.G.] is going to do when he has to deal with a probation officer if he ever gets to the point of a conditional …
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… Div. 2012) (citing Goldsmith v. Camden Cty. Surrogate's Office, 408 N.J. Super. 376, 387 (App. Div. 2009)). We …
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… Part, Hunterdon County, Docket No. FM-10-0269-16. The Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh, LLC, attorneys for appellant …
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… Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FM-12-1303-11. Law Office of Edward Fradkin, LLC, attorneys for appellant …
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… area where he was hit, but Linda showed no symptoms of injury. L.C. then gave J.C. a bath and dressed him. When J.B. … reported the matter to the Essex County Prosecutor's Office (ECPO). Investigators from the Newark Police … hemorrhages. Dr. Weiner testified that J.C.'s hand injury was at least seven to ten days old, and he could not …
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… (quoting Asbury Park Press v. Ocean Cnty. Prosecutor's Office, 374 N.J. Super. 312, 329 (Law Div. 2004)). That …
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… issue?" Defense counsel responded that he was out of his office, but had not "received anything as of today." On …
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… Instead, Dr. Breslow recommended a less invasive "in-office scar revision[,]" which plaintiff underwent on June …
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… relieving their counsel, who had been appointed by the Office of Parental Representation (OPR). Second, the judge …