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… his written decision, defendant raised no new arguments in support of her motion and her "[d]isagreement" with the …
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… Residence." In addition to weekday parenting time with the children on Thursdays, and alternating Mondays or Fridays, the PSA provided defendant "shall have both . . . children every other weekend." The PSA also incorporated … The trial court's findings "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, [and] credible …
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… Plaintiff concedes that the alleged negligent conduct that supports the "common knowledge" exception — Dr. Patel was on …
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… did not provide the motion papers or any appendix to support this contention. 4 A-5227-17T3 the matter to a …
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… Super. 1 and Cambria, 423 N.J. Super. 499, but neither case supports Simotas's contentions. In Palmerton, we held that a …
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… which is an element of the offense, and is otherwise unsupported by the record. B. The trial court failed to … , there was no double counting, and that the record supports the judge's findings. 9 A-4011-17T4 The sentence …
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… and the lien letter sent to the new firm. Defendant supported his allegations of legal malpractice by contending … had complied with the rule. Our review of a trial court's determinations following a non-jury trial is a limited one. … the judge felt the pre-action letter was pivotal to his determination, he should have inquired whether the appropriate …
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… uninsured" driver. We disagree. There is no evidence supporting plaintiff's contention that Progressive reformed …
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… we are satisfied that Judge Lynott's legal conclusions, as supported by the uncontroverted facts, are unassailable. We, …
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… "cited no facts . . . unique or more serious" than those supporting any fourth-degree assault by auto charge, and the …
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… of Jacob's complaints, or of the products they used. In support of defendants' motions for summary judgment, they …
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… "the presence of a meritorious [claim] worthy of judicial determination . . . and the absence of any contumacious … the defendant did not present a "scintilla of evidence" supporting his claim of prejudice); Ghandi, 390 N.J. Super. … Super. 494, 496 (App. Div. 2013). Similar to our determinations in Ghandi and Baskett, Carolyn's reasonable …
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… N.J. 428, 443 (2011) (noting that the doctrine finds its support in our State Constitution and the goal "'that all …
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… STATUS WAS ARBITRARY, CAPRICIOUS AND UNREASONABLE, UNSUPPORTED BY CREDIBLE EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD, AND NOT FAIRLY … to be 'arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or [] not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … from an Administrator's review of an ICC custody status determination (continued) 8 A-5620-17T1 intended to commence …
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… JAIL. B. NEITHER STATE V. JOE[3] NOR STATE V. HERNANDEZ[4] SUPPORT DEPRIVING MR. ARRINGTON OF THE JAIL CREDIT IN …
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… by the trial judge "are considered binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence." … findings unless convinced "that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant … negligent. We accept the fact-finding and credibility determinations of the trial judge and agree with his legal …
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… AND NATURE OF DISABILITY, REGARDLESS OF THE ODD-LOT DETERMINATION[.] We reject these contentions and affirm. Our … and neuropsychiatric impairments may be considered in the determination of permanent total disability, where such … expressed in the judge's well-reasoned decision, which "is supported by sufficient credible evidence on the record as a …
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… pursuant to N.J.S.A. 43:21- 16(d). Burd appealed that determination. Although a hearing commenced before the Appeal … capricious, or 6 A-0531-17T1 unreasonable, or [] not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… constitutes excusable neglect; no facts in the record supported the judge's finding that SABA consulted with … considerations"). We note initially that a trial court's determination granting or denying relief under Rule 4:50-1 is …
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… for violating N.J.S.A. 2C:11-5.1. Contrary to the court's determination that the Legislature "omitted" N.J.S.A. … we find nothing in the statute's legislative history to support the court's order. 3 When W.S. was decided, N.J.S.A. …