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… L. JENNINGS, Defendant, and ALLSTATE NEW JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … and awarded her $200 in damages. The jury awarded no money on the loss of consortium claim. In light of the … value that a reasonable jury could find." Citing Tronolone v. Palmer, 224 N.J. Super. 92, 103 (App. Div. 1988), …
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… Defendant later learned three people were injured and one person was killed in the shooting. At trial, defendant … attempted murder, aggravated assault, conspiracy to commit murder, possession of a weapon for an unlawful … On the other hand, the judge found counsel was credible. Nonetheless, the judge held that counsel rendered effective …
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… aggravated sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a) (count one), first-degree aggravated sexual assault, N.J.S.A. … possession of his signed written consent form to search his computer and camera that did not check the box waiving his … during the execution of the search[.]" The judge reasoned that, despite not finding a "clear explanation for how …
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… default judgment when she failed to respond to plaintiff's complaint alleging breach of contract; a February 5, 2016 … On appeal, defendant maintains the Law Division judge erroneously refused to vacate the default judgment despite her … to vacate default judgment. Defendant, a nurse practitioner, began working for plaintiff, Linden Medical …
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… occurred on October 14, 2014. The proceeding was postponed several times, causing it to conclude on November 17, … evidence produced by the SID investigation to have a complete understanding of the incident. The hearing officer … hearing officer adjudicated Hill guilty of the aforementioned charges and imposed a sanction of 15 days' detention, …
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… his motion to vacate the final judgment and dismiss the complaint. We affirm. I. We briefly summarize the relevant … the trial court should have rejected the certification of Eboney Jones, one of plaintiff's employees, which sets forth facts …
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… a ShopRite store in Hanover Township, to prevent local competition.1 We need not 1 The appeals were calendared … to her complaint was her claim that the Board conditioned its approval of Hanover's site plan application on the … 539 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 127 N.J. 551 (1991). 4 None of the cases plaintiff cites stand for the proposition …
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… denying the PCR petition. Judge Isabella also issued a comprehensive written opinion. Defendant's convictions arose … injured thumb. The friends then left. Later that evening, one of defendant's children heard a pop sound. Shortly … at trial. Before making that election, defendant was questioned by Judge Isabella who advised defendant of his right …
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… that created a substantial height differential. After the completion of discovery, defendant moved for summary … of an accident causing the injuries sued upon is not alone sufficient to authorize an inference of negligence." … required to establish a foreseeable danger and was "merely one indication of absence or presence of elements tending to …
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… February 12, 2018 - Decided Before Judges Fisher, Leone, and Vernoia. On appeal from Superior Court of New … made his own parking arrangements 4 A-1811-14T3 and that one of the jurors was driving him over from the parking … trial court based on juror #11's testimony "concerning the communications between Patitucci and juror #11, the effect …
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… probation, with 364 days in county jail, and fifty hours of community service. Defendant was also ordered to complete … trial counsel had passed away in 2015. Thus, the court reasoned that the State would be prejudiced by defendant's … makes two arguments which he articulates as follows: POINT ONE – MR. ROSE IS ENTITLED TO A REMAND OR AN EVIDENTIARY …
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… distribution of the parties' mother's estate, Paul Hauke, one of the late Helen Hauke's adult children, appeals from … their mother's death in 2012 and led to their filing a complaint against Paul on October 11, 2012, alleging undue … first name to avoid any confusion caused by the parties' common last name. 3 A-4103-15T3 unjust enrichment, …
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… SEAMON, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant. ______________________________ … those proceedings on remand, the trial court shall enter one amended final judgment in this case, which shall include … of a claimant is not accepted and the claimant obtains a money judgment, in an amount that is 120% of the offer or …
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… dangerous substance (CDS), N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(1) (counts one, six, and eleven); third-degree possession of CDS with … Defendant then informed the court he read, reviewed, completed, and signed the plea form. The form corroborated … the time of his August 2011 plea gave him misleading or erroneous advice about the immigration consequences, …
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… of first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2), one count of second-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2, and … standing erect when she was shot in the pelvis, but was prone on the floor when she was shot in the chest. Flores died … newly discovered evidence that would have changed the outcome of trial, and the prosecutor suppressed evidence and …
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… a November 18, 2016 order dismissing with prejudice the complaint of JCMUA against NJ Transit. I. We accept the … Indeed, during oral argument on the motion, the court questioned counsel for JCMUA, and counsel acknowledged that gross … no basis for relief and that discovery would not provide one, dismissal of the complaint is appropriate." Ibid. …
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… from the store when an unknown man entered her apartment complex behind her. The man demanded S.L. hand over her money. S.L. responded she did not have any money; at that point, the man "went with his hands towards …
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… (Liberty) application for reimbursement for its workers' compensation benefits paid to Rodriguez from his third-party … at Sabert Corporation in 2012. Liberty was the workers' compensation carrier for Sabert. Rodriguez retained the Gill … for service basis which equals a percentage of less than one-third of the recovery, the carrier would pay only a …
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… NO. A-1987-17T4 JAMES MURRAY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. (1) COMCAST CORP., a Pennsylvania corporation, (2) GARY KOTZEN, … matter came before this court for oral argument, we questioned, sua sponte, whether this court had subject matter … must have cognizance of the class of cases to which the one to be adjudicated belongs; (2) the proper parties must …
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… paid property taxes on defendant's pre-marital Irvington commercial real property during his incarceration. On … for a bench warrant for defendant's arrest if he did not comply with this order. Notwithstanding the court's order, … the required resolution. Plaintiff gave defendant almost one year and a half to come up with a solution to move his …