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… parking spaces at The Historic Cotswold, A Condominium, a complex in the Borough of Tenafly. We affirm substantially … association, which acts through a board of directors, whose composition is composed of members of the condominium's sponsor or …
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… the Law Division's February 9, 2015 order dismissing their complaint on summary judgment entered in favor of defendant … LLC (MSA), plaintiffs' homeowners insurance broker. The complaint asserted claims of professional negligence against … plaintiffs' flood insurance carrier, Selective Insurance Company. As part of plaintiffs' transfer of their homeowners …
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… on intoxication would have produced a different outcome at trial is mere speculation. The PCR judge correctly …
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… his Guardian ad Litem, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW COMMUNITY CORPORATION, Defendant-Respondent, and CELESTE M. … family friend Ashantee Oliver, who resided at an apartment complex owned by defendant New Community Corporation (NCC), when he was bitten by a dog on …
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… MANAGEMENT ORDER #14 EVIDENCE OF USAGE THIS MATTER, having come before the Court and upon agreement of the parties and … c) One or more insurance records stating that my insurance company paid for at least one Singulair prescription prior … Singulair CMO 14: Exhibit C {An Exhibit C must be completed for each prescriber) _______ hereby provide the …
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… nor have I dealt with that in-house regarding any sort of competency issue. During my interviewing [and] meeting with … was under [twenty-six] years of age at the time of the commission of the offense") at sentencing; and pursue a … determined "[defendant] ha[d] not proven that trial counsel committed any errors, let alone errors that resulted in …
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… with Newark. In March 2023, plaintiff filed an eviction complaint, seeking payment for reimbursement of the utilities. The complaint specifically sought $1,800 for a "light bill" … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… plaintiff appeals the summary judgment dismissal of her complaint. The court ruled that as a matter of law, …
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… (NOI) by regular and certified mail. UFA then filed a complaint in mortgage foreclosure. After the complaint had been filed, UFA changed its name to Finance of … opined arguments were extremely belated, given that the complaint had been pending for eight years. Despite the …
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… P.J.Cv. Tel. (973) 549-7000 susan .sharko@faegredrinker.com Attorneys for Defendants Johnson & Johnson, Johnson & … cases subject to this Order to Show Cause which the Comt has not expressly found demonstrated good cause for …
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… defendant. The State’s desire for convenience and expediency should not come at the expense of a defendant’s right to a fair trial. … are not charged as conspirators, and therefore there is no compelling reason to have a joint trial of the three …
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… fully explained the basis for each of his rulings in his comprehensive opinion which detailed his findings of facts … the acts or omissions of counsel of which a defendant complains must amount to more than mere tactical strategy. … professional assistance; that is, the defendant must overcome the presumption that, under 6 A-1929-22 the …
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… is for: Students, Law School Admins, and Professional Recommenders. NJ attorneys should not create a new ID but … See the related Quick Reference Guide for Professional Recommenders. Table of Contents Creation … to the application. Law School Administrator Professional Recommender ft NJCourts (i New Jersey Courts 111 · …
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… an evidentiary hearing. In a cogent written decision accompanying the order, Judge John Zunic considered the … did not fall outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance. The PCR judge also rejected … petition was wholly lacking in detail, and Smith failed to comply with defendant's subpoena to appear at the PCR …
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… NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2002-23 S.K.,1 Complainant-Appellant, v. NEWPORT GARDENS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION AND THOMPSON REALTY COMPANY, Respondents-Respondents. … Newport Gardens Condominium Association and Thompson Realty Company (Callaghan, Thompson & Thompson, PA, attorneys; …
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… v. 560 55 STREET, LLC, a NEW JERSEY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, and MENDEL DEUTSCH, individually. … affirm. I. In November 2019, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint when defendants 560 55 Street, LLC (55 Street) and … mortgage loan in the amount of $2,325,000, which encumbered commercial property in West New York. The parties also …
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… of his motion to dismiss his indictment based on his stated completion of the pre-trial intervention program (PTI). … Grant was ordered to be supervised for twenty-four months, complete one hundred hours of community service, pay $1,739.22 in restitution (to be split …
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… of an intended event that "is extraordinary or unusual in common experience." 192 N.J. at 201 (quoting Russo v. … was injured while she was performing a required job duty in compliance with the procedures governing the manual opening …
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… we affirm. In 2016, a jury found defendant guilty of committing second-degree certain persons not to have a … PCR in all respects except one. Because the judge had not commented on defendant's argument that his trial counsel was … INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL BY FAILING TO SECURE COMPLETE DISCOVERY AND SUBPOEANA WITNESSES. We review the …
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… mother, S.H. (Samantha). We add the following brief comments. The judge conducted the hearing over the course of … children and that the children's emotional condition had become impaired as a result. Our review of the trial court's … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result" of a parent or guardian's …