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… to show cause seeking to confirm an arbitrator's Personal Injury Protection ("PIP") subrogation award NOT FOR … Therefore, it is final. 2 Abramson settled her personal injury case against Chen for her $100,000.00 liability limit … Global's counsel "mailed" the petition to "Allstate offices" located in New York, through the New York State …
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… amended her complaint. First, she clarified that "the officer" inadvertently wrote that the harassing phone call …
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… Defendant had been employed as either a chief financial officer (CFO) or corporate controller by various …
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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 …
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… relief. The Commissioner referred the matter to the Office of Administrative Law for proceedings before an …
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… pilot programs were so successful that the Administrative Office of the Courts (“AOC”) sought to expand them …
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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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… assigned the burden of proof in the hearing before the Office of Administrative Law as to the reasonableness of the … in the time that followed, including running away, self-injury, physical aggression, and pica — the ingestion of … during that time, with varying frequency, were self-injury, including hitting himself in the head with a closed …
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… contributions, including to candidates for elective office in Jersey City, any Jersey City or Hudson County …
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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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… 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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… in its two-page "legal argument" section stated: "THIS OFFICE WILL NOT BE DISQUALIFIED AS TRIAL ADVOCATES pursuant …
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… be recorded, registered, entered or filed in any public office in this State, and which shall not be so recorded, …
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… by the City of Hoboken as the Deputy Coordinator of the Office of Emergency Management. He testified he was aware … Noise may constitute a nuisance where it presents "(1) injury to the health or comfort of ordinary people to an …
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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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… recorded the deed with the Atlantic County Clerk's Office. Defendant filed a motion to vacate default and the …