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… counsel. Lucianna certified that there had been "a complete breakdown of the attorney-client relationship" that … June 23, 2014 trial date because he had other professional commitments. Consequently, Ashley requested the trial court … adjourned the trial for a year so that Galluccio could come up to speed, and the court had previously set a firm …
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… the production of the employer's records regarding Kraft's compensation, benefits, the PI Plan, and her termination. … that he or she is about to be fired can quit without becoming ineligible for unemployment benefits. Id. at 170. On … by Kraft were not necessary for it to render a full and complete decision, but it did not explain why it reached …
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… motion for summary judgment and dismissed plaintiff's complaint for failure to satisfy the requirements of the New … 59:1-1 to -14.4 (the Act).1 We affirm. Because this matter comes to us from the trial court's grant of summary judgment … set forth in her written opinion and add the following comments. N.J.S.A. 59:4-2 prescribes when a public entity …
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… sold. The counterclaim in the underlying suit also sought compensatory damages, interest, attorney's fees, and costs … lawsuit was pending, plaintiffs filed this Law Division complaint against J.P., V.P., and Karcich, alleging Karcich … On September 17, 2015, plaintiffs filed a second amended complaint, which Karcich sought to dismiss, arguing that …
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… the Board of Review (Board). The Board found that Wilhelm committed fraud by willfully misrepresenting her earnings … she was claiming benefits, and if yes, to identify the income and hours worked. Wilhelm testified that she was … Lowe's. Wilhelm also testified that when she did list her income from Lowe's, she provided an estimate of her net …
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… Hoffman, Suter and Smith. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 316-12/16. Deana … Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, attorney for respondent Commissioner of Education (Amna T. Toor, Deputy Attorney … Plaintiff also argues the doctrine of equitable estoppel prevents imposition of the time bar. We affirm the …
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… to [his] disability ," and he was entitled to "reasonable accommodations under the American [sic] with 1 We use … future to renew his medical qualification to maintain his commercial driver's license (CDL), he probably could not do so. However, the doctor never told claimant to stop working, and claimant never provided his employer with …
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… that if defendant was determined to be a repetitive and compulsive sex offender after an evaluation at the Adult … term. We note that defendants found to be repetitive and compulsive offenders may be sentenced to probation with a … arrested in New York and charged on August 13, 2016 with committing sexual assault crimes in New York. Defendant was …
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… last two years of their relationship, both parties filed multiple complaints alleging acts of domestic violence against each … July 24, 2018, plaintiff filed his fourth domestic violence complaint against defendant alleging three predicate acts …
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… direct appeal Smith's convictions of murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and related weapons offenses, State v. Smith, … morning after, when Evans asked him to do him a favor to accompany his sister to return the SUV. Evans picked up Smith … . . . must be examined liberally when new information comes from a co-defendant who is unavailable, as a matter of …
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… with an after- market, electronically operated hidden compartment. In May 2019, while on patrol, the detective was … the car, which was driven by defendant, and effectuated a stop for a motor vehicle violation. Ultimately, a consent … admitted he intended to sell. Defendant was charged in a complaint with third-degree possession of marijuana with …
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… Casale, on the brief). PER CURIAM Plaintiff Gauri Navare commenced this action in 2018 under the Law Against … employees in their search, Atanasio asked each registered dietician to provide up-to-date registration cards. One … to the interests of Atlantic . . . that they must be stopped immediately through termination of the offending …
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… agreement specified that at the time, plaintiff had an income of over $1.1 million1 and a sixty-eight percent ownership interest in a company valued at $3.5 million. In contrast, defendant had … form the basis of his lawsuit, equity will deny him its remedies." Rolnick v. Rolnick, 290 N.J. Super. 35, 45 (App. Div. …
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… 3 A-2656-20 N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm for the comprehensive reasons stated in the May 6, 2021 written … Over the next two and a half years, defendant failed to complete multiple outpatient and inpatient substance abuse programs and …
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… SAMANTHA WEIRBACK, and AMERICAN MODERN HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants, and GREGORY MORTIMER, and SAMANTHA … cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0375-20 HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Third-Party Defendant- Respondent. … PC, attorneys for respondent American Modern Home Insurance Company (Jay Lavroff and Steven Backfisch, on the brief). …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ALLSTATE NEW JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. __________________________ … arises from plaintiff's challenge to defendant insurance company's denial of coverage relating to a claim under a … On July 20, 2018, the trial court dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice, holding he failed to file the …
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… between the investigator and Steve. When the State compared the audio recording with the redacted written … some portions of the statement, but "depending upon the outcome of [his] motion, [he] would have reserved the right not … employed here, the State would never have seen the complete unredacted interview. If the State still called …
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… for Smith's mother the day prior, and appellant had not completed the task. Appellant claimed that after the two … argument but returned the following morning to turn in his company credit card and keys to Paul Lecca, Stone's … hiring or firing personnel, when appellant handed in his company keys and credit card, he remarked to Lecca that "he …
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… defendant returned to Room 233 and yelled out, "Babe, babe, come on, tell them we were playing." Defendant gave … second-degree possession of a weapon during the course of committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 5 A-1141-19 … officers' conduct was objectively reasonable based on multiple reports from other hotel guests that a woman was being …
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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2547-19 GUILIO MESADIEU, Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, … disk to the law library and was charged initially with committing prohibited act *.009. He appeals a final decision … written statement, asserting he had complained to Parker multiple times about Skelton being "belligerent by using foul …