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… He first came to the emergency room on July 2, 2010, with complaints of pain and swelling behind his left knee. J.B.K. … and nurses complied with their duty of care. Following the close of evidence, the trial court instructed the jury on the … instruct the jury that they were not to consider comparative negligence or avoidable consequences as it related …
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… appeals from a January 13, 2017 decision of the Assistant Commissioner of the Department of Children and Families … for her cellular telephone while driving, defendant lost control of her automobile, hit a rock embankment, and … a court "need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect.") …
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… as "nonputrescible solid wastes consisting of both combustible and noncombustible wastes, such as paper, wrappings, cigarettes, … but they had no sidewalks being encroached or violations comparable to those we have upheld. The court properly found …
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… 2010). 3 A-3513-15T1 Four days later, the Division filed a complaint and order to show cause for custody of the … arm and defendant left the hospital without following its recommendation that Mary's arm be X-rayed. It was then that … it failed to present evidence showing "the degree of future harm posed to the child." Id. at 27-28. The Court …
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… Doctor-Patient Alliance in A-5708- 17 (Anthony Argiropoulos and William Gibson, of counsel and on the brief). Brian … we affirm the order denying dismissal of the third-party complaint against Dr. Fernandez and we reverse the order … litigation . . . and parties are urged to join in the preparation of a joint appendix." Paolercio v. Wright, 1 N.J. …
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… In addition, plaintiff alleged that defendant and J.D. had comingled their finances. Plaintiff provided the court with … any of it and I was hoping that would change in the near future. At that same time, [J.D.] was moving to Delaware and … that the couple is in an intimate relationship that is comparable to marriage, even though they live in separate …
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… Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) filed a complaint against defendant, M.K.-G., and J.W., the father … both matters. 2 After the complaint was filed, J.C.W. disclosed that he was sexually abused by K.G. as well as by D.J. … that a convicted sex offender, who was the grandmother's paramour, lived with D.J. and the grandmother for several …
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… Thompson appeals from a final decision of the State House Commission, sitting as the Board of Trustees (Board) for the … of automatic fire at point-blank range, resulting in the loss of his right leg, bladder, penis, testicles, and seven … was meticulously planned and preserved on videotape for future use. By any standard, his conduct was egregious. …
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… that follow, we reverse. Trimaran serves as a marketing company for Trimaran Fund Management, LLC and its … by 2007, financial difficulties ensued. UBI's respective losses for 2007 and 2008 were $38 and $44 million.1 UBI's … (2008) (citations omitted). "[A] corporation is an entity separate from its stockholders[,]" and "[i]n the absence of …
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… well-reasoned oral decision. We add only the following comments. I. We derive the following facts from the record … and a radio advertisement for the township's Memorial Day parade. In an oral decision, the trial court granted summary … other persons who can obtain economic value from its disclosure or use; and (2) Is the subject of efforts that are …
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… on the third floor. Cortes also knew defendant from prior complaints made by management about "a lot of traffic in and … and one box of nine millimeter ball rounds in the hallway closet. Cortes described the apartment as being in … officers began to complain about headaches." As a result, paramedics were called to the scene. Although Cortes felt …
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… Breslow's motion for a directed verdict and dismissing her complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff contends that the trial … releases the navel from surrounding tissue. The surgeon separates the skin from the abdominal wall up to the ribs, … $14,000 in exchange for a signed release barring any future claims attributable to his care. In December 2007, …
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… designated "No Parking Fire Zone" at the rear of the hotel complex. The officers pulled their unmarked vehicle behind … and several hypodermic syringes. The weapons, drugs, and paraphernalia were lawfully seized. Defendant's reliance on … no opinion as to the likelihood of success of any such future applications. IV. Defendant's remaining arguments …
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… plaintiff moved to emancipate the older child following completion of college. Defendant opposed the motion, arguing … 3 We recognize plaintiff fails to list this issue in a separate legal argument, as required by Rule 2:6-2(a)(6). See … a deposit on behalf of the younger child. Defendant refutes the identified check as representing sums deposited …
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… adequate care to her children"; "the family's shortcomings, if any, were caused by [M.H.'s] mental illness as … a court "need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." In re … parent will be capable of caring for the child in the near future," 161 N.J. at 357, and found none. The judge properly …
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… 25, 2021 2 A-2879-18T3 Defender, of counsel; Adrienne Kalosieh, Assistant Deputy Public Defender, on the briefs). … of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM This case comes before us for a second time. Because we find the … discovered evidence and relied on Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) testimony now deemed unreliable …
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… Shaniece Williams, gathered outside the Ivy Hill apartment complex in Camden, listening to music, talking and drinking. … not to carry a weapon, a charge that was to be tried separately. The court granted a mistrial. A second jury was … statement, and 16 A-4176-18 provided no evidence to refute that defendant was indeed a previously convicted felon. …
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… (Tina), born in 2008; and R.C., born in 2011. The parties separated on December 1, 2015, when plaintiff filed her first domestic violence complaint against defendant and was issued a temporary … therefore found "M[aria]'s testimony did not reasonably refute . . . plaintiff's claim that she suffered an injury as …
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… developmental, and behavioral conditions, including flaccid paralysis, cerebral palsy, asthma, club feet, failure to … ideations. He has been voluntarily and involuntarily committed on several occasions. He has a history of domestic … able now and he won't be able in any reasonably foreseeable future [to meet N.H.'s] needs . . . despite all the …
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… of his Conscientious Employee Protection Act1 (CEPA) complaint on summary judgment. The trial court found that … was helping his distributors sell Deutsch products. To accomplish this, plaintiff would assist the distributors with … In his complaint, plaintiff alleged that he repeatedly disclosed and objected to defendants' alleged illegal practices, …