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… The two-story apartment was located in a large apartment complex and shared a front porch with an adjoining … observed an individual, later identified as defendant, "coming down the stairs carrying a large black nylon bag and … that I know of because I check him from head to toe when he comes inside the house." Although she consented to a search …
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… DOCKET NO. A-5620-14T3 JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HAROLD A. PONTECORVO and … 2 A-5620-14T3 Plaintiff, Jersey Central Power & Light Company, appeals from a no cause of action jury verdict in this damages only trial. Plaintiff's complaint sought recovery of the cost to replace a utility …
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… parents. A man entered the store wearing a black hoodie and dark blue jeans. The man's face was not covered. … heard tires screeching and saw a man wearing a black hoodie drive a Jeep out of a driveway near a doctor's office. … been robbed in the past while buying drugs. After defendant completed the transaction, he heard someone screaming. …
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… utility vehicle from New York City to a hotel in Newark. Accompanying Wu were several passengers, one of whom was … mm [6 to 8 in] in height." Id. at 320. AASHTO actually recommends: Vertical curbs may be either vertical or nearly … because an out-of-control vehicle may overturn or become airborne as a result of an impact with such a curb. …
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… Atlantic Health Systems, Inc. ("AHS"), failed to accommodate her disability in violation of New Jersey's Law … was on leave, AHS backfilled her position by retaining per diem staff and having other staff members work overtime. … either with or without an accommodation, she cannot prove a prima facie element of her failure to accommodate claim. …
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… with 3 A-1476-15T2 plaintiff designated as the parent of primary residence and defendant designated as the parent of … C. Anything to the contrary notwithstanding, if the child becomes disabled[.] D. Demise of the child or the [defendant.] … [p]arty's overall financial circumstances including their income, assets and obligations including, but not limited to, …
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… they claim represented net proceeds from the sale of a commercial property a dozen years before Li's involvement, … filed against Li. Following the filing of a formal complaint, a special master was appointed who held four days … the special master submitted a twenty-three-page report recommending Li's disbarment. The special master concluded by …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts. In addition, the State recommended that defendant serve 364 days in the county jail, … 162 N.J. 199 (1999)] dictates that in order to establish a prima facie claim, a petitioner must do more than make bald … back the same day and volunteer to return a week later to complete his statement. Further, if a motion was filed and …
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… from a September 30, 2016 order dismissing a guardianship complaint filed by the Division of Child Protection and … Guardian's appeal. Because we conclude that the trial court committed legal errors in evaluating the first two prongs of … Tara has a persistent, serious substance abuse problem, primarily involving her use of phencyclidine (PCP) and …
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… apartment, and surrounding area. Thereafter, plaintiffs commenced this action in the Law Division seeking a judgment … 19, 2016, the trial court heard oral argument on the complaint. On April 15, 2016, the judge filed a written … consider "other requested variances" as ancillary to the primary relief being requested. Id. at 300. The Board must, …
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… Defendant returned and was asked by detectives to accompany them to the station for questioning. Defendant … at [home] when she's been with [defendant], that made her uncomfortable." Defendant initially denied knowing what made the victim uncomfortable and stated it could be related to them play- …
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… appeals from an October 25, 2016 order dismissing its complaint against defendant City of Clifton and its … Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right to inspect government records. For the … pay periods resulted in a shortfall of their annual compensation. Specifically, there are fifty-three Fridays …
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… observed a person, who was later identified as defendant, "coming between two cars that were parked on the side of … defendant to put his cell phone down, but defendant did not comply. Salhanek was concerned defendant was attempting to … approximately one hundred gun investigations and the most common areas where handguns are stashed are in the "front …
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… that, due to a "glitch in the system[,]" which caused the computer to freeze during the interrogation, the audio … obligation to deliver model charges); see also Mogull v. CB Commer. Real Estate Grp., 162 N.J. 449, 466 (2000) ("It is … victim, which was consistent with his training, and the outcome of that interview. His testimony included no opinion …
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… Law Division order granting summary judgment dismissing her complaint against defendant PCS Wireless, Inc. (PCS) as … essence, plaintiff contends she may pursue common law remedies for damages because PCS knowingly exposed decedent to a … her burden at this stage of the litigation of proffering prima facie proof of an intentional wrong, we need not …
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… the implantation of this medical device caused multiple complications that required extensive medical care, … (4) fraud and misrepresentation under Georgia law. Upon the completion of discovery, defendants filed a motion seeking … that the breach proximately caused the plaintiff's injury." Dietz v. Smithkline Beecham Corp., 598 F.3d 812, 815 (11th …
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… defendant appeals from an April 13, 2018 order that compelled it to produce photographs and recorded witness … an investigator for defendant's insurance carrier before a complaint had been filed and before defense counsel was … were not privileged because the insurance adjuster's primary motive was to determine whether to provide a defense …
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… Linda Cowley's and Robert Cowley's medical malpractice complaint based upon their failure to serve an affidavit of … (AOM), after it rejected plaintiffs' argument that the "common knowledge" exception relieved them of the obligation … R.N. and Helen Curran, R.N., plaintiffs contend that the common knowledge exception applied because the nurses failed …
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… when determination of material disputed facts depends primarily on credibility evaluations. Petersen v. Twp. of … kitchen, she honked the car horn to signal to Raymond to come outside to help her with the groceries. Because it had … was injured because the stair was not equipped with code complaint handrails to help her support herself or arrest …
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… to defendant Rowan University (Rowan) and dismissing his complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff filed suit after Rowan … (NJLAD), N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 to -42, and constituted workers' compensation retaliation, N.J.S.A. 34:15-39.1. We affirm. … Plaintiff subsequently received a "Letter of Reprimand," warning him to cease behaving inappropriately. On …