-
njcourts.gov
… argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Frank A. Viscomi, attorneys; Mario C. Colitti, on the brief). PER CURIAM … motion for summary judgment and dismissing their complaint with prejudice. Plaintiffs also challenge the … after Katherine's fall. Katherine filed a personal injury complaint against Marcovici and several municipal entities. …
-
njcourts.gov
… The next day, she fell while attempting to use the commode, striking the back of her head. Three days later, … a "residual bump on [her] finger." In June 2019, plaintiffs commenced a civil action for compensatory 1 We use Carol's first name for ease of …
-
njcourts.gov
… file the appropriate motion. Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint for failure to comply with the AOM statute, failure to state a cause of … 103, 114 (App. Div. 2011)). 3 The court dismissed the complaint due to plaintiff's failure to serve the required …
-
njcourts.gov
… dismiss the remaining charges. The State also agreed to recommend treating the second-degree charge as a third-degree … with the plea forms, wherein defendant acknowledged that he committed the offenses to which he was pleading guilty and … exposure of fifteen years in prison, but the State was recommending a sentence of only four years. Defendant also …
-
njcourts.gov
… the New Jersey State Office of Fiscal Accountability and Compliance (OFAC) investigated possible overpayment to Board … Labor Standards Act (FLSA), 29 U.S.C.A. §§ 201-219. OFAC recommended that the Board consider recovering the money paid … judge concluded that Parker and Adair were entitled to compensation based upon their performance of extraordinary …
-
njcourts.gov
… incarcerated for eighteen months, and the State agreed to recommend a custodial sentence of time served. Defendant … sentenced defendant to time served, ordered defendant to comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, and 3 … 2C:14-3(b), a person is guilty of this offense "if he commits an act of sexual contact with the victim" under any …
-
njcourts.gov
… him to keep his hand away from his pocket. Despite this command, defendant kept placing his hand over his right … suspicion may arise even where a minor traffic offense is committed. Locurto, 157 N.J. at 466-67 (finding the stop was … was sufficient to legitimize a traffic stop. See State v. Bacome, 228 N.J. 94, 103 (2017). Defendant's principal …
-
njcourts.gov
… from the May 24, 2019 summary judgment dismissal of her complaint against defendant LAM Properties, LLC. We affirm. … in Camden, New Jersey (3020), a single-family residence commonly known as a row house. Plaintiff's destination was … and sustain injuries. Plaintiff subsequently amended her complaint to add defendants Cydney Savage and Judy Barnett, …
-
njcourts.gov
… pendens filed by Wells Fargo; and dismiss the foreclosure complaint. We affirm. We derive the following facts from the … in default on the mortgage. Wells Fargo filed a foreclosure complaint on June 17, 2014 and recorded a notice of lis … judge noted, however, that the parties "will have their remedies against the title company in due course, as they choose …
-
njcourts.gov
… order on January 11, 2016 that imputed $200,000 in annual income to defendant and set his child support obligation at … to modify child support because he failed to submit a fully completed Case Information Statement (CIS) as required by … in her thorough written decision, defendant failed to comply with Rule 5:5-4(a) because his CIS was woefully …
-
njcourts.gov
… Thus, we consider, as the motion judge did, "whether 'the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the … my face biting my lip. Plaintiff filed suit, and following completion of discovery, defendant moved for summary … Plaintiff appeals, arguing her assumption of risk and comparative negligence in caring for defendant's dogs does …
-
njcourts.gov
… should be upheld if they are supported by sufficient competent evidence in the record, State v. Minitee, 210 N.J. … automatic standing rule[.] First, a person should not be compelled to incriminate himself by having to admit …
-
njcourts.gov
… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … 240, 254 (2007) (quoting Cesare, 154 N.J. at 412). Absent compelling circumstances, we may not substitute our judgment for that of the trial court, which has become familiar with the case. Schwartz v. Schwartz, 68 N.J. …
-
njcourts.gov
… summary judgment dismissing plaintiff's legal malpractice complaint. We affirm. We take the following facts from the … which was consistent with the allegations set forth in his complaint. The trial judge found Sosa enjoyed immunity as a … verdict in favor of Sosa. Subsequently, Serulle filed a complaint in this legal malpractice matter. The complaint …
-
njcourts.gov
… in cash. Defendants were not charged any fees or costs to complete the transaction. The monthly mortgage payment was … which had acquired Wachovia in March 2010, filed a complaint in foreclosure. In their answer, defendants assert … claim. They contend plaintiff engaged in an unconscionable commercial practice under the CFA, see N.J.S.A. 56:8-2, …
-
njcourts.gov
… (1) Verification of Address – Utility Bill; (2) a completed PA-1G-NJR2 forms for September 2014, and September … next to the boxes requesting the following information: (1) completed PA-1G-NJR2 forms for September 2014 … an ALJ. A.F.'s Medicaid benefits continued pending the outcome of the hearing. After conducting two hearings, the ALJ …
-
njcourts.gov
… the owner and operator of the "federally subsidized housing complex" where defendant has lived since 2003. The complex's 132 housing units are available for lease to … 2016, at approximately 12:30 a.m., a security guard at the complex noticed water flooding the stairs of the facility …
-
njcourts.gov
… (1) the trial court's order conditionally reinstating the complaint of plaintiff Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., after it had … in a January 7, 2013 letter from the United States Comptroller of the Currency. Harris provides no competent evidence to dispute Wells Fargo's contention that …
-
njcourts.gov
… A RED LIGHT ON SEPTEMBER 19, 2016. NO SUCH VIOLATION WAS COMMITTED BY THE DEFENDANT. SO, THE CONVICTION OF VIOLATING … MEETING IN THE JUDGE'S CHAMBERS FOR SEVERAL MINUTES BEFORE COMING OUT TO COMMENCE THE TRIAL, AFTER, [SIC] MY REFUSAL TO ACCEPT CHIEF …
-
njcourts.gov
… plaintiff in this opinion. 3 A-2915-18T2 Plaintiff filed a complaint and jury demand on August 8, 2017, alleging … and therefore did not meet the burden under Soto2 to overcome the verbal threshold under N.J.S.A. 39:6A-8(a).3 When … argues the judge made impermissible findings of fact "completely contrary to the evidence in the record" and "in …