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… Plaintiff failed to name the proper corporate entity in its complaint—Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. d/b/a ShopRite of … December 15, 2021 order denying her motion to amend the complaint to name Inserra as a defendant and the court's … fell, allegedly injuring her shoulder. Plaintiff filed a complaint against Wakefern and ShopRite in May 2020.1 …
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… and Perez Friscia. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … of Labor Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation (Division), orders, which granted petitioner … the judge found Soto credibly testified that her college studies did not change her involuntary unemployment status and …
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… denying his motion for return of his property—an Apple laptop computer seized from his residence. He 1 We follow the … 2 A-0793-22 also appeals from a November 4, 2022 order compelling disclosure of the laptop's passcode.2 We affirm …
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… not told of the State's lowest plea offer until after trial commenced. However, the trial court found the transcript … the PCR evidentiary hearing. As to the probation officer's comment, defendant believed certain jurors overheard a … not have pressured defendant but would have relayed her recommendation to accept the plea offer under the …
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… record. Defendant Pure Lifestyle is the assignee of a commercial lease which required it to pay plaintiff monthly … arrears [sic] shall accrue as additional rent, and shall become immediately due and payable. Before the court, … four percent of the total outstanding amount due, thereby compounding defendants' arrears by four percent each month …
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… the hearsay statements of non-party children without comment. See, 5 A-0503-21 interview defendant as she had … deemed inadmissible, Judge Cavanaugh issued a 9 A-0503-21 comprehensive thirty-nine-page opinion in which she … direct testimony — which Judge Cavanaugh found credible and compelling. The judge found Evelyn testified about the abuse …
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… summary judgment dismissal of her premises liability complaint against defendants PDC 16-20 Hudson Place Realty, … ankle." At the Medical Center, plaintiff's triage nurse commented that plaintiff "slipped down [four] stairs." … stairs "did not extend over the entire bottom tread" and "stopped short" of the edge of the final step by two and …
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… discovery, the motion court granted plaintiffs' motion to compel the "Internal Report" memorializing the investigation … by the National Conference of Synagogue Youth Special Commission, an independent body appointed by OU to … hearing addressing the relationship between OU and the Commission. I. The allegations against Lanner came to light …
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… then travelled onto eastbound 179th Street and into oncoming traffic. 1 Barker v. Wingo, 407 U.S. 514 (1972). 3 … of property.2 Crimes that were alleged to have been committed in the jurisdictions of Bergen County and … had been "minimally prejudiced" because the case was not a complicated one and even if surveillance videos and the …
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… as declared by the Governor. The PHECA further required the Commissioner to act "in accordance with this section . . . ," effectively denying the Commissioner 3 A-0247-23 discretion in awarding credits to … from receiving PHEC, and if there were administrative remedies available "to correct this inequality." The Department …
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… interlocutory and failed to address the issue of imputing income to plain tiff Wendy Kreidler Yablonsky1 for alimony … 4 In his merits brief, defendant argues plaintiff's income should be imputed at $45,000 per year as of May 2011. … We also review a Family Part's formulation of equitable remedies to enforce one of its orders for an abuse of …
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… as she was earning $115,000 per year. Defendant's gross income was $48,000. Since then, defendant has become the primary wage 3 A-3115-20 earner, receiving an increase in income over subsequent years five times greater than what he …
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… 6, 2016 Chancery Division order, reinstating plaintiff's complaint, and the October 20, 2017 Chancery Division order, … its discretion in allowing plaintiff to reinstate its complaint. We disagree and affirm. We derive the following … Office. On March 4, 2013, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint.1 On April 11, 2013, defendants filed a contesting …
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… protect and represent [their] interests which caused [the] complaint to be dismissed . . . ." 1 We refer to plaintiff … on February 2, 2011, and noticed the entire parking lot "completely covered with snow and ice" with "four to six … or more" in the area where he parked. He stated that he complained about the condition of the lot when he checked …
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… post-judgment motions also tried the parties' divorce. In a companion case involving plaintiff's challenge to the … reference our recitation of the facts and rulings from the companion case here. Post-judgment plaintiff filed a flurry … motions and emergent applications, arguing he could not comply with his obligations under the judgment. On June 5, …
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… arrest and for the VOP were the only impediments to him becoming a lawful permanent resident (LPR). Defendant asserted … to the eluding and resisting charges also barred him from becoming an LPR. Defendant alleged he told his plea counsel … NO IMMIGRATION CONSEQUENCES TO DEFENDANT'S GUILTY PLEA, COMBINED WITH THE FAILURE OF VOP COUNSEL TO ADDRESS THE …
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… Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for appellant (Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney; … what you see on TV. . . . And two people . . . elect to commit this robbery. And I'm going to drive and the person … up shooting the security guard. And you kill him. Now you come out, we get caught. My involvement, 6 A-5746-17T4 my …
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… Republic. He claimed he killed his wife because he was commanded to do so by voices in his head that started after … N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); and, in a bifurcated proceeding, of committing the murder by his own conduct, during the commission of a burglary and in violation of a domestic …
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… "pass muster" so long as it is "firm, clear, and accomplished without delay." State v. Vallejo, 198 N.J. 122, … whether there is "tolerance for the risk of imperfect compliance[,]" essentially determining whether the … conclude defendant appeared in the video was a legitimate comment on the evidence and a reasonable inference to be …
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… with their children as a family. The Division filed its complaint for care and supervision after receiving reports … physical custody to M.P. and detailing the services to be completed. Although the order finding abuse and neglect … in the attached disposition order are in force pending compliance review and further order of the court," the box …