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… its submission, claiming the email was "an attorney/client communication which clearly was intended for attorney/client … practice. The arbitrator relied on the polarizing email communication to support this finding. In addressing why he … stated: "I determined that Chief of Police McClintock was communicating with a subordinate, who also happens to be the …
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… waiver of alimony is conditioned upon plaintiff's full compliance with the terms of this Judgment. If for any … bankruptcy by plaintiff, that plaintiff does not comply with the terms of this Judgment in full defendant … through intercepts of Worrell's federal and state income tax refunds, the issuance of a bench warrant for …
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… orders against each other. After plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce, the parties executed a consent order … parents. Although plaintiff was "very affectionate" and "comfortable and capable in the caretaking role[,]" Dr. Gruen … is important when you [a]re raising kids." Dr. Gruen recommended defendant as PPR, with "more than [fifty] percent …
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… invoice and send it to his homeowner's insurance company for payment. Following an investigation, authorities charged defendant in a May 2015 complaint-warrant with two third-degree crimes, namely, … Defendant applied for PTI. The criminal division manager recommended his enrollment. A month later, after a Middlesex 3 …
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… Court relied upon current social science research and studies to expand the number of factors informing the … presented sequentially versus simultaneously; (7) whether a composite is used; and (8) whether the procedure is a … be the perpetrator, and that the witness should not feel compelled to make an identification. That was not done. All …
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… rules should be made by ordinance, the Board established a committee to review the issue. In its 2013 report, the committee declined to recommend that Cape May adopt a shared parking ordinance, …
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… while operating a Camden County vehicle. Plaintiff filed a complaint against Camden County, the Camden County Fire … a late filing. Concluding that defendants had substantially complied with the court rules, the court permitted the late … that was otherwise proper and within time. Similarly, the comment to Rule 1:5-6(c)(1) explains that technical defects …
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… MAP, et al., Plaintiffs-Petitioners, vs. JERSEY CITY WARD COMMISSION, et al. Defendants-Respondents. ON PETITION FOR … 5 I. Preserving Communities of Interest Is an Essential Criterion of … 5 II. Many Courts Use Compactness to Determine if a Redistricting Map Has …
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… 26, 2024 Law Division order dismissing with prejudice their complaint against defendant Town of Westfield (Westfield). … municipal governing body, the redevelopment plan then "becomes either all or part of the zoning for the redevelopment … witnesses testified, the board made written findings and recommendations, stating: [f]ollowing the presentations of Mr. …
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… NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3896-22 P.F.,1 Complainant-Appellant, v. EQUITY RESIDENTIAL MANAGEMENT, … Management, LLC (Littler 1 Because this opinion discusses complainant's medical condition, initials are used in place of complainant's full name consistent with N.J.A.C. …
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… the fifteenth of the month. Alimony is based on imputed income to the Husband of $200,000 and imputed income to the [W]ife of $30,000 per year. This alimony is … application to modify or terminate alimony based upon any income that Wife may be receiving in Jordan as a result of …
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… in status from owner to employee, defendant's annual income dropped substantially. He then moved to reduce his alimony based on his new lower income. The motion judge denied his 2015 post-judgment motion … is not, by itself, dispositive either. It is but one ingredient in determining whether the payor 13 A-2553-22 can be …
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… the Fernicola firm would represent defendant and his company, Trainon, LLC, "in a limited scope" pertaining to … of the bankruptcy matters, the Fernicola firm filed a complaint against defendant in the Superior Court of New … and anticipated those projects would generate sufficient income to pay plaintiffs' outstanding legal fees. Despite …
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… Firko and Susswein. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Frank A. Viscomi, attorneys; Keeley A. McDonald, on the brief). PER … cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0710-23 In this workers' compensation case, petitioner Victoria Salomone appeals from …
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… Service Manager, a lower-salaried position. After plaintiff complained about his demotion as discriminatory and returned … light most favorable to [plaintiff,] the non-moving party." Comprehensive Neurosurgical, P.C. v. Valley Hosp., 257 N.J. … plaintiff was placed in a medically-induced coma for over two weeks, was intubated due to respiratory …
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… the hearing, claimant testified. He described Monarch as a company that performed "boiler repair and pipe work." The company was owned by "Amy," who "[did] all the paperwork." … [they] needed for the jobs." According to claimant, the company had no other office jobs. Claimant worked in …
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… records. Plaintiff G.P. and defendant have a minor child in common. The parties never married. In August 2020, the … House and Bergen Family Center; (3) the adoption of recommendations from the reunification therapist and the … from panic attacks; and (3) the child's therapist recommended a "new atmosphere" and "new beginning." In ruling …
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… searched the Maxima and found $1,064 in cash in the glove compartment in various denominations of one- and … charging him with: (1) second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a); … trial, Vascell pled guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, third-degree theft, and fourth-degree …
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… JR, MILTON CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CANO, JULIAN CEBALLOS, DAVID COMPTON, CLARENCE CORBIN, MICHAEL CRANE, RANDY DEMERS, … JR, Milton Campbell, William Cano, Julian Ceballos, David Compton, Clarence Corbin, Michael Crane, Randy Demers, … [CCC's] contentions that preemption applies under San Diego Building Trades Council v. Garmon, 359 U.S. 236 (1959) …
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… of a multiday trial on plaintiff's and defendant's cross-complaints for FROs against each other, the Family Part … court also determined that plaintiff and defendant each had committed the predicate act of harassment against the other … findings of fact supporting its determination plaintiff committed the predicate act of harassment against defendant. …