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… Sciarra & Catrambone, LLC, attorneys for respondent (Christopher A. Gray, of counsel and on the brief; Frank Carmen … and retired from the Township. The parties entered into multiple labor agreements over the years. Under an agreement … of their health care benefit premiums based on annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). The Chapter 78 reforms …
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… failed to pay for the services, Hackensack filed a complaint in August 2022 seeking to recover $518.16.2 … defendant's counterclaim because she claims one or both studies were improperly interpreted by the respective … radiologists. Contrary to defendant's allegations, the studies, on their face, are not necessarily inconsistent. For …
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… January 19, 2022 order denying his motion to reinstate his complaint which was dismissed without prejudice in June … issued sua sponte and stated if plaintiff did not file a complaint for guardianship, the dismissal would convert to a … a schedule of attorney's fees, [they] ha[ve] objected to multiple 3 The appellate record does not include this …
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… County, Docket No. FV-01-0565-23. Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for appellant (Ciro A. Spina, of … restraining order (TRO) after filing a domestic violence complaint alleging defendant committed a predicate act of … history of acrimony and contentiousness. They had filed multiple prior domestic violence complaints 3 A-0698-22 against …
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… LD, and YV, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, a subsidiary of the CHARTIS GROUP, owned by … order dismissing a complaint under Rule 4:6-2(e). See Stop & Shop Supermarkets Co. v. Cty. of Bergen, 450 N.J. … employees relinquished their right to pursue common-law remedies in exchange for automatic entitlement to certain, but …
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… expressed in Judge William G. Mennen's well-reasoned and comprehensive opinions. I. The parties are fully familiar … certification, defendant asserted that the sole source of income after the closure of his practice was his $3,122 per … plaintiff's alimony was terminated. 6 A-0777-22 In his comprehensive opinions, Judge Mennen addressed each of the …
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… a significant issue during their divorce was their incomes. Relevant to plaintiff's alimony obligation, in … of the pandemic, there is an inability to determine income imputation for [H]usband, however [W]ife believes [H]usband's income should be presently imputed at $115,000, and her income …
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… to entertain oral argument on a PCR petition [wa]s committed to 'the sound discretion of [PCR] court,'" citing … several factors, including "the apparent merits and complexity of the issues . . . , whether argument of counsel … submission." Further, the "issue was not considered to be complex, but . . . clearly addressed by the language of Rule …
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… the police: "he and his family should not have posted those comments and that it was an overreaction."1 Reina told the … school. 1 During the hearing, the court also referenced "comments" made by Reina and his family because the court … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant, and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… we consider the timeliness of plaintiff Simon King's complaint for personal injuries stemming from a motor … denied defendant Renay Tripp's motion to dismiss the complaint but, on reconsideration, vacated its order, … granted defendant's application, and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice because plaintiff failed to file a …
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… denying its motion to vacate a settlement agreement and a stipulation of dismissal it signed with defendants PMG New … The following facts are taken from the motion record. Commencing in 2003, plaintiff became a franchisee of Gulf. … In March 2016, plaintiff and other franchisees,1 filed a complaint alleging a violation of the New Jersey Franchise …
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… LLC, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. BOROUGH OF EMERSON and JANE DIETSCHE, Clerk of the Borough of Emerson, … application for a pet shop license. Plaintiff filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs pursuant to Rule … operations and handling of dogs. Each testified to multiple issues regarding health code deficiencies and …
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… Edgar A. Febles, appellant, argued the cause pro se. Christopher J. Hamner, Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause … Petitioner testified the partner he worked for "would come in intoxicated, be derogatory towards [him], yell and … saw [the partner's] hands swing around." Petitioner never complained to the equity partner because all of this was …
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… prophylaxis (preventive treatment). Ganame initially had postoperative tachycardia, but that resolved during her … Ganame returned to the emergency room at the hospital with complications and infections related to the c-section. To … 17, 2017, again Ganame returned to the emergency room for "complications and infections related to [her] c-section," …
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… dismissed count two, charging second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a). … defendant and co-defendants approached the victims not to commit robbery but to "tussle" over turf. The theft of cash … defendant approached the victims without the intention to commit a theft, which he and his co-defendants committed as …
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… cell phone number but he sent her text messages from multiple random numbers. She thought defendant "got a little … how are you?" In his oral opinion, the judge noted the complaint was brought under the harassment statute but did … to harass another, he: a. Makes, or causes to be made, a communication or communications anonymously or at extremely …
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… of absence. In 1991, Smith began teaching at Hudson County Community College (HCCC). There, Smith was eligible for … Two weeks later, Smith sent the Division another letter accompanied by documentation to support his eligibility to … 6 A-5213-17T4 On appeal, Smith argues the Board did not comply with N.J.S.A. 18A:66- 7, which requires notice to a …
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… (UBNJ) "to provide deer management services" for one year "commencing with the 2018-2019 deer hunting season." The … by law or executive order . . . adopted the [report's] recommendations." Id. at 339. 5 A-2252-18T3 In addition, … are sick and disgusting people . . . Now is the time to stop . . . . Everyone would like to beat the hell out of the …
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… and STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Defendants, and THOMPSON REALTY COMPANY OF PRINCETON, INC., Defendant-Respondent. … granting summary judgment to defendant Thompson Realty Company of Princeton (Thompson), and giving Thompson's 2006 … of modification is misplaced. "Because equitable remedies are largely left to the judgment of the court, which …
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… 6:00 p.m. Friday until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, which has already commenced as of January 13, 2012. The [plaintiff] shall drop … to protect the child's privacy. 3 A-4879-18T1 child becomes older, [defendant]'s parenting time shall increase. … MSA included provisions for holidays and vacation time and stipulated the parties would attempt to resolve future …