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… 7, 2020 letter, the Township notified Skikus: [I]t has come to our attention that under Chapter 78 of P.L. 2011, … military service credit, Meyers had twenty-five years and one month of creditable public service upon his retirement. … at 99. The Meyers Court agreed with our opinion "that petitioner James Meyers was not and could never be a 'public …
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… NEW JERSEY PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMISSION, Respondent. _____________________________ Argued … The parties stipulated to there being "at least one occasion during the negotiations for the 2019 [to] 2022 … session, but forego such a remand in the interests of expediency. 9 A-1151-23 In October 2021, the Union's …
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… record and trial testimony. On July 4, 2018, Jelken, accompanied by a friend, Arlene Castello, went to defendant … not be overthrown except upon the basis of a carefully reasoned and factually supported (and articulated) … its genesis, the decision to admit or exclude evidence is one firmly entrusted to the trial court's discretion." Est. …
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… the hearing, claimant testified. He described Monarch as a company that performed "boiler repair and pipe work." The … do the work. She initially testified she "was told by everyone, including [claimant], that he was retiring." But on … or discussed his purported retirement with him. When questioned by the examiner, she said Scott, who did not testify or …
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… records. Plaintiff G.P. and defendant have a minor child in common. The parties never married. In August 2020, the … health, education and well-being, and shall confer with one another in writing; and (3) temporary physical custody … . . . In addition, th[e] child went to preschool and grades one through five in [the former town]. Therefore, the . . . …
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… the opinion we use Ermal to avoid confusion. 3 A-3002-23 become fully responsible for the additional cost of material and/or labor occasioned by the unforeseen or hidden damage." The parties … had to complete the loan process to secure the available money to pay for defendants' completed work. Plaintiff …
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… motion for reconsideration. After plaintiff filed a complaint pursuant to the New Jersey Law Against … Additionally, plaintiff contends the trial court erroneously applied the summary- judgment standard and erred in … cleared by her doctor to return to "modified work duty." One day later, on February 27, 2019, plaintiff provided a …
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… ARON JANSSEN, MELISSA RIVERA MARANO, PSY.D., and NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants. Submitted March 15, 2023 – … (Roshan D. Shah, of counsel and on the brief; Erin Donegan, on the brief). Ruprecht Hart Ricciardulli & Sherman, … PER CURIAM This action arises out of plaintiff's second complaint against defendants alleging medical negligence and …
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… OF OCEAN CITY, Respondent-Appellant, and EDWIN YUST, Petitioner-Respondent. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMISSION, Respondent. Argued March 14, 2023 – Decided … after January 1, 2008 d[id] preclude Yust from seeking remedies for harm after 2007." The City subsequently moved to …
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… that "basement water issues" were "well known" and "common" in the neighborhood. The letter further advised … [sic]." On March 21, 2022, the matter proceeded to a one-day bench trial. Both parties appeared pro se and … in the basement." Plaintiff also submitted the aforementioned sellers' disclosure statements for the court's …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1672-21 MICHAEL MOSCA, Petitioner-Appellant, v. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' … cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1672-21 PER CURIAM Petitioner Michael Mosca appeals from a January 20, 2022 final … and Bagnell administrations, the Ventnor City Board of Commissioners passed several annual resolutions concerning …
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… Jr., on the brief). PER CURIAM Union Paving & Construction Company (UPC) appeals from the July 5, 2023 final agency … Jan. 11, 2024). 3 N.J.S.A. 27:7-30 provides: The commissioner may reject any or all bids not in accord with the … any rejected and the cause therefor, and the commissioner shall award the contract to the lowest responsible …
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… annual installments of $25,000[] with the first payment due one year from closing. Payment shall be conditioned on [defendant] completing all repairs as detailed in the inspection report …
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… The bid specifications notice included a requirement to complete the Bidder Questionnaire issued by the Department … below relating to this subject." Filco responded "[n]one" to both questions two and six. On September 5, 2023, … of a successful contractor cannot be brought by one whose interest stems from his position as an …
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… Each party is currently married with children; Roden has one teenager and Mistretta has three young children. On May … styled venue" were 5 A-2979-21 reduced to "almost zero money" due to "mass cancellations" related to the pandemic. Mistretta also owned a commercial building that housed the nightclub, which had …
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… New Jersey 08817 (732) 828-8600; d.epstein@epsteinostrove.com Michael Confusione (Atty No. 049501995) Hegge & Confusione, LLC, P.O. Box … than one that will serve as a supplement to other remedies." Sanders v. Langemeier, 199 N.J. 366, 379 (2009) …
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… plaintiffs Wendy Ann Licolli and Vincent Licolli filed a complaint in the Law Division alleging medical malpractice … more time, plaintiff[s] get another expert. That was[ not] done in this case . . . . The report was served and I guess no conflict check was done [and a conflict was] not . . . recognized. Smith is then …
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… Defendant-Appellant, and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURER INSURANCE COMPANY, SUBROGEE, DAWN WHITE, and UNITED STATES OFAMERICA, … to foreclose (NOI), N.J.S.A. 2A:50- 56, "more than thirty-one (31) days prior" to filing its complaint as required … payments have remained unpaid for a time period longer than one month." Because defendant remained in default, Kiley …
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… counterclaims. We affirm. I. Plaintiffs co-owned a commercial property in Rutherford (the property or premises) … in the restaurant business led him to believe either someone else was using the property's water, electricity, and … to a constructive eviction is a question of fact." Gottdiener v. Mailhot, 179 N.J. Super. 286, 293 (App. Div. 1981) …
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… March 31, 2021. Plaintiff alleged she fell twice on a common walkway in February 2021, due to defendant's failure … deposition, plaintiff claimed defendant wanted to withhold money for a missing "dryer button," a "carpet stain," and an … arise, are not yet aware of, and not specifically mentioned in this Release. This releases any and all claims and …