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… tractor trailer." Falloon was a professional driver with a commercial driver's license since the 1980s. He did not … load." This was part of his training; he also called it "common[ ]sense." Falloon also acknowledged he carried his … doing." After the accident, a KGM employee heard Falloon comment that "the ramp was too steep." According to …
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… relationship, and she showed the police a file she had compiled to document Pammer's harassment of the family. She … he killed Pammer. In May 2001, two people found Pammer's decomposed body near Bamber Lake. A knife was found under the … could not be definitively determined due to the body's decomposition. The defense pathologist found no evidence of …
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… v. DOMINANT DOMAIN, LLC, and LADYBLIVIN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, a/k/a LADY BLIVIN, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … 189 N.J. 436, 445-46 (2007). We must "consider whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the … descending the exterior steps of the rear entrance to a commercial building. The exterior consists of five steps and …
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… adjournment request, the record reflects defendant was in communication with the trial court's law clerk and court … and informed defendant he was free to participate in the upcoming oral argument remotely or telephonically. On August … . . [and] has failed to identify what specifically was not complied with . . . respect to Rule 4:50-1." In a May 12, …
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… State's evidence and discuss it. Watkins testified that he: completed the plea form with the assistance of counsel; read … that (i) counsel's assistance was not "within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases," Tollett …
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… to the corporate defendant as "S.L. Licker, Inc." in his complaint and throughout the record. In our opinion, we … a June 28, 2021 Special Civil Part order dismissing his complaint, which sought a temporary and permanent … Following a hearing, the court concluded plaintiff's complaint alleged a cause of action for an improper lock-out …
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… the order, making or causing anyone else to make harassing communications to the victims or others identified in the … step-children" and indicated they did not want to "see or communicate with defendant at this time." The State did not … minor step- daughters, and his behavior was "repetitive and compulsive," weighing against A-3372-21 7 modifying the …
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… summary judgment and denying her cross-motion to amend her complaint. We affirm. I. We discern the following facts from … one-day religious retreat held by the Korean Christian Life Community on defendant's premises. According to plaintiff, … steps numerous times before without any problems. In her complaint, plaintiff alleged defendant was negligent for …
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… (Lauren Ann Miceli and Alison J. Sutak, on the briefs). Sidoti Law Firm, LLC, attorneys for respondent (F. Thomas … apartment in Cairo, a [twelve]-unit residential apartment complex in Cairo that was under construction at the time of the [divorce] [c]omplaint, two commercial properties rented out to stores, agricultural …
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… written opinions. I. In July 2017, plaintiff visited MHA, complaining of abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea. Based … Regional Hospital (NJMHMC). 3 A-3208-21 performed the recommended surgery at MHA. Following the procedure, further testing revealed plaintiff's bile duct was completely obstructed. Accordingly, in September 2020, she …
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… P.J.A.D. Plaintiff Steven Breitman paid $7,500 to become a member of defendant Atlantis Yacht Club ("the Club"), … was due in July 2021, the Club had what is described as a "compliance review" conducted by a law firm. Although no … the Club's board of governors, such a gain would not be "in compliance with [unspecified] NJ law and [unspecified] IRS …
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… Dr. Medina diagnosed Mia with suspected child abuse and recommended a second psycho social evaluation and sexually … Medina, acquired knowledge in a child of Mia's age "would come from an exposure" or "[s]eeing those actions or an … activities. Dr. Stillwell testified she could not "come to a conclusion as to whether or not [defendant] …
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… the jury on a lesser-included offense; the prosecutor committed discovery violations; the prosecutor engaged in … and client rights during trial that would have changed outcome of verdict." Defendant thereafter was assigned counsel, … police officer testified about the layout of the apartment complex; and performed "so far below the accepted standards …
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… his right to appeal. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a twenty-two-year prison term, subject to the No … on the remaining three offenses. The State also agreed to recommend dismissal of all remaining offenses charged in all … of the State's case, the prosecutor explained the State's recommendation would have been more severe had Fashaw's family …
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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." … that contributed to plaintiff's accident. Plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants, alleging negligence "in the …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3305-22 dismissing his complaint to remove his sister, Maryalice Raushi, as … parties and children by their first names because of their common surname. No disrespect is intended. 3 A-3305-22 named … Maryalice filed an order to show cause (OTSC) and verified complaint to set aside the caveat and probate the 2021 will. …
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… was petitioner had a "benign essential tremor," and he recommended she undergo testing.1 Dr. Yang attempted to treat … that, except for lunchtime, she spent her entire day on the computer. She asserted the tremors made it increasingly … to treat with medication, and that patients typically become resistant over time. During Dr. Bereanu's physical …
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… employer and limited defendant's contact with plaintiff to communication regarding Sara's "health, education, and welfare." Plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint against defendant in 2011 pursuant to the … entered an FRO against defendant, barring him from all communications with plaintiff, Sara, and five other …
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… reconsideration of the summary judgment dismissal of his complaint , pursuant to the New Jersey Law Against … has been employed by defendant since 2007. He holds a commercial driver's license (CDL) and is authorized to … 2013. During this time plaintiff collected workers' compensation. Plaintiff was medically cleared to return to …
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… was in daycare and, at times, that she limited plaintiff's communications with the child because he called "at all … her parents and brother are in New Jersey. She has had no communication with her former boyfriend. If allowed to have … bedroom house. They both own their own trucks and trucking companies. There is a daycare and an elementary school …