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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. Argued May 2, 2022 – Decided … trial court erred in determining plaintiff's exclusive remedies for the wrongful denial of PIP benefits were limited to … Endo Surgi Center and concluding plaintiff's exclusive remedies for the wrongful denial of PIP benefits were limited to …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, PA, Defendant-Respondent. … National Union from denying coverage based on waiver and estoppel principles. In its answer, National Union denied its … the burden to demonstrate they apply. Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 441-42 (2010) (internal quotation …
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… distribution. However, McKeon's ex-husband failed to comply with the settlement terms, and McKeon never received … obtained a $55,352 award from the District Fee Arbitration Committee (Fee Committee) for past due legal fees owed by McKeon. McKeon …
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… to third-degree possession of CDS in exchange for a recommended two-year non-custodial term of probation and … plea may result in your removal from the United States or stop you from being legally able to enter or reenter the … The judge also found mitigating factors six (defendant will compensate the victim), and ten ("defendant is particularly …
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… Gerardo Rivera-Robles arrived by car at the apartment complex designated for the physical exchange of drugs and … regarding the make or model of the car being used to complete the drug transaction. Rather, the law enforcement team watched every car entering the apartment complex for indicia of the planned drug deal. During this …
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… had no prior accidents. Defendants failed to answer the complaint, and the trial court subsequently entered default … and procedural history from the record. Plaintiffs filed a complaint on May 20, 2019. The primary claim advanced by … nearly year-long delay, and aver defendants are barred by estoppel and laches from seeking relief from the order. 8 …
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… home. Id. at 3. M.F. testified the man gestured for M.F. to come over to the man's porch, but M.F. went directly into … was ineffective by failing to move for a speedy trial, communicate with defendant, and obtain discovery. The brief … The court also observed trial counsel's task was "further complicate[d]" by the recording from inside defendant's home …
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… Natali, and Bishop-Thompson. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 159-7/20. Marc H. … Marc H. Zitomer, of counsel and on the briefs; Christopher J. Sedefian, on the briefs). Craig A. Long argued the … legislative enactment[,] . . . frustrate[s] the policy embodied in the statute . . . [or] is plainly at odds with the …
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… Counsel, on the brief). PER CURIAM This Title 9 litigation commenced when the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a complaint seeking care and supervision of M.A.S. (Mia), the … the judge "implicitly relied" upon Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) testimony from Dr. Byrnes to …
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… NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5077-08T2 CHRISTOPHER BASTOS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY; … A-5077-08T2 3 I. In October 2003, plaintiff filed a complaint against the State of New Jersey, the State … Defendant Hannigan, a lieutenant, was Red Lion's station commander. In July 2002, DiPaola ordered plaintiff to keep …
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… in their new homes. On June 16, 2008, plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendant alleging fraud, negligent … for summary judgment. Plaintiffs also moved to amend their complaint to include a count alleging negligence. The motion … "in a temporary manner in the kitchen (i.e., [on a] countertop or exposed cabinet face)." 24 C.F.R. § 3280.309. …
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… not dependent on the New Jersey courts and dismissed the complaint. We reverse and remand for further findings … 2A:34-77(b), it has the power to use any enforcement remedies available under state law to aid in the enforcement of … rights and, also, Rule 5:3-7, setting forth additional remedies available to persons appearing in family court. …
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… subsequently underwent surgery. Following surgery, Ornella completed two rounds of physical therapy. One commenced in June 2012, and continued through the end of … to the extent required by res judicata, collateral estoppel, the single controversy doctrine or any other similar …
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… Defendant's counsel issued a subpoena ad testificandum compelling Ratka's testimony before the municipal court. On … was filed, defendant's matter would be stayed pending outcome of the motion.4 In May 2012, Draeger filed a motion in … file a speedy trial motion and had an outstanding motion to compel production of Alcotest repair records. The court did …
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… proceed as scheduled. The following day, jury selection commenced for the trial on the charges in Indictment No. … K.H. lying on the ground. Police officers from surrounding communities arrived to assist the Bound Book police. An … On March 20, 2011, Dr. Mirfrida Geller performed an autopsy on Williams's body. She determined that Williams had …
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… if defendant defaulted on his payments or failed to comply with the lease terms. To exercise this provision, … a fire in the property's garage, and plaintiff's insurance company paid plaintiff approximately $9000 to repair the … could not reach defendant to inform him that workers were coming to repair the house, but defendant testified that …
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… evaluation and substance abuse treatment. R.R. successfully completed the program at Project Second Chance in January … at Freedom of Choice. In June 2016, the Division filed a complaint in the trial court seeking care and supervision of … V.F. R.R. then began treatment at Freedom of Choice. R.R. completed an initial drug screening, and her sample tested …
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… but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … there is no bond. In contrast, the child was "happy in his comfort zone," with the aunt and uncle. Dr. Jeffrey felt …
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… police officer that he had seen a person who matched the composite picture police had produced in the Schwartz … HONOR" THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT AND CUT OFF COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE INTERROGATORS. CONTRARY TO MIRANDA, … The judge noted the trial transcript revealed that these topics were discussed during the opening. The judge also …
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… addresses whether N.J.S.A. 2C:35-12 -- Section 12 of the Comprehensive Drug Reform Act of 1987 (CDRA) -- requires a … 3:21-4(e) and refers the matter to the Criminal Practice Committee for further action. The Court also asks the … JUSTICE TIMPONE delivered the opinion of the Court. The Comprehensive Drug Reform Act of 1987 (CDRA) imposes …