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… skiers down. Plaintiff admitted seeing the sign at the top of the trail, which read: "CAUTION EXTREME EXPERT … dig her skis in to catch an edge. Plaintiff's companion testified she was five to six feet behind … it didn't want to cut it down for fear the pipe could become a hazard as the level of snow decreased later in the …
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… to defendant Oakwood Towers, dismissing plaintiffs' complaint against it, and a companion order that dismissed … can be extended "to secure a continuation of federal subsidies after the expiration of the initial subsidy period." … which provisions of the OPMA were violated. "[P]ublic bodies are given discretion in how to conduct their meetings." …
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… made efforts towards reunification but ultimately filed a complaint seeking termination of T.D.W.'s parental rights, … she had been placed since May 2017. The guardianship trial commenced in November 2018. We discern the following facts … N.J. at 452. The record reflects that T.D.W. received multiple referrals to substance abuse treatment centers, …
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… by several doctors through her employer's workers' compensation provider, including a cognitive evaluation … a neurologist, and was also seen by Dr. Stuart Cook, a multiple sclerosis (MS) specialist. However, both Drs. Cook and … she started treatment, and confirmed that Shain's cognitive complaints were caused by the trauma of the incident. Dr. …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, Docket No. SN-2015-079. Sanford R. Oxfeld argued … March 2, 2017 2 A-3765-15T2 Public Employment Relations Commission (Robin T. McMahon, General Counsel, attorney; Mr. … improve their classroom performance. Yet, recent studies have shown that graduate degrees by themselves do not …
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… J.C. was also adjudged to be a repetitive and compulsive sex offender, and thus confined to the Adult … Ibid. "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without … The record shows J.C. was afforded ample due process and multiple layers of administrative review. He was informed of …
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… adult children. Plaintiff L.W. filed a domestic violence complaint and initial action for divorce in 2010, after … The record is pocked by a history of [defendant's] multiple mass mailings to family, friends and acquaintances[,] … defendant continued to send harassing communications non-stop up and until the entry of the Temporary Restraining …
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… challenging the court's denial of her motion to compel defendant to contribute to a life insurance policy … will share the expenses based on their proportionate incomes. The PSA does not provide for any contribution by the … of his alimony obligation, finding defendant's current income is comparable to the income he earned at the time the …
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… which plaintiff would "be solely liable for [the nanny's] compensation." (Emphasis added). Moreover, the nanny would … a period of six to nine months, she observed her son "becom[e] increasingly distressed and anxious" when he would … "Dad is stupid. Mom is nice. Trtle is fun. Heli is a fakin idie;"1 and 2) "Run a way," accompanied by a sad face. On …
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… 2 A-2184-18T2 circumstances related to changes in his income and the income of his former spouse, defendant Seema Shetty. Based on … of utilizing approximately $33,280 ($16[] per hour multiplied by a forty (40) hour week), we had to settle on …
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… Enviro-Sciences Inc. Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint because it was barred by the statute of … to state a claim. The trial court dismissed plaintiffs' complaint with prejudice. We affirm. The following facts are … property. In order to sell the property, plaintiffs had to comply with certain obligations under the New Jersey …
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… has been punctuated by her continued drug use and lack of compliance with treatment programs and other services … regular child developmental concerns, and to focus on multiple children simultaneously. In addition, PCP use can mask … L.B.'s care, P.L.A.M. would suffer acute harm that could become enduring due to her confusion and young age. Dr. Wells …
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… Director of the Courts Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex• P.O. Box 037 • Trenton, NJ 08625-0037 njcourts.gov … (DMF) that serves as the basis for the Pretrial Services recommendation issued in each case pursuant to CJRA. This … revised DMF. L. 2022, c. 43 requires Pretrial Services to recommend no release when a defendant has been charged with …
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… uniform statute promulgated by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws in 1997. Griffith v. … "should be interpreted so as to avoid jurisdictional competition and conflict and require cooperation with courts … for at least six consecutive months immediately before the commencement of a child custody proceeding." N.J.S.A. …
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… court's April 5, 2023 order for judgment and appointment of commissioners in this condemnation action involving property … purpose. Consequently, Mariana asserts the HCIA's verified complaint must be dismissed to comport with the Eminent Domain Act ("the Act"), N.J.S.A. …
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… the cause for respondents (Law Offices of Frank A. Viscomi, attorneys; Hillary C. Kruger, on the brief). PER … was in the middle lane of the roadway. Green was initially stopped at a red light controlling her lane of traffic , … judgment motion and granted the motion dismissing the complaint against both defendants with prejudice. In the …
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… appeals from an order granting defendants' motion to compel arbitration. In granting that motion, the trial court found defendants had not waived their right to compel arbitration because the parties had not conducted the … date for the case was August 24, 2023. The parties later stipulated to extending the deadline to October 23, 2023. On …
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… 7, 2020 letter, the Township notified Skikus: [I]t has come to our attention that under Chapter 78 of P.L. 2011, … requested arbitration with the Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC). PERC assigned the matter to an … the arbitrator held the doctrine of equitable estoppel precluded the Township's collection of health care …
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… had "not demonstrated anything unusual, traumatic, or uncommon . . . to render [the pursuit that caused his injury] … in the PPD, including as a patrol officer and in the community policing unit, where he received "in-service … sight of the suspect, Bevins climbed until he was standing atop the four-foot chain link fence. He saw the suspect run …
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… granting defendants' motion to dismiss count four of their complaint, denying plaintiffs' cross-motion for summary … judgment, and denying plaintiffs' motion to amend their complaint. The complaint alleged that the newly amended … have engaged in any challenged conduct that must be stopped. See id. at 632. There is no evidence 15 A-0783-22 …