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… in the Law Division alleging that Harrah's breached its duty of reasonable care to her by not remediating a … moved for summary judgment, arguing that no reasonable jury could find, based on the evidence produced during … at the time the bottle broke. They argued that a reasonable jury could infer from the evidence that these Harrah's …
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… OR PURPOSELY, KNOWINGLY OR … RECKLESSLY CAUSING BODILY INJURY) … (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(5)(k)) … Count of this … cause or purposely, knowingly or recklessly causes bodily injury to any direct care worker at a (State or county … … (CHARGE AS APPROPRIATE) … OPTION ONE (Causing Bodily Injury) … 1. That the defendant did cause bodily injury to … …
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… The court rejected plaintiff's argument that a reasonable jury could infer negligence from the five plumbing failures … the issue is whether, absent expert testimony, a rational jury could find defendant negligent.2 We conclude a jury … to prove that defendant or his agents breached an existing duty of care. See Townsend v. Pierre, 221 N.J. 36, 51 (2015) …
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… The court rejected plaintiff's argument that a reasonable jury could infer negligence from the five plumbing failures … the issue is whether, absent expert testimony, a rational jury could find defendant negligent.2 We conclude a jury … to prove that defendant or his agents breached an existing duty of care. See Townsend v. Pierre, 221 N.J. 36, 51 (2015) …
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A-3624-23 Briefs
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… of material fact as to whether Defendant breached his duty of care. (Pa52-53; 6T: 41:1- 11). . . . . . . . . . . . … a prima facie case of negligence to be determined by the jury. (Pa52-53; 6T: 41:1-11). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Bell, P.E., was sworn in. (5T: 204:4). After offering the jury his qualifications and voir dire, Bell was offered and …
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… of material fact as to whether Defendant breached his duty of care. (Pa52-53; 6T: 41:1- 11). . . . . . . . . . . . … a prima facie case of negligence to be determined by the jury. (Pa52-53; 6T: 41:1-11). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Bell, P.E., was sworn in. (5T: 204:4). After offering the jury his qualifications and voir dire, Bell was offered and …
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A-3624-23 Briefs
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… of material fact as to whether Defendant breached his duty of care. (Pa52-53; 6T: 41:1- 11). . . . . . . . . . . . … a prima facie case of negligence to be determined by the jury. (Pa52-53; 6T: 41:1-11). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Bell, P.E., was sworn in. (5T: 204:4). After offering the jury his qualifications and voir dire, Bell was offered and …
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… Omni Baking Co., after finding Omni did not owe plaintiff a duty. Because we conclude the trial court misapprehended the … or performing safety audits at the time of plaintiff's injury. During discovery, depositions were taken from … the time he worked at the facility up until plaintiff's injury. He also said the machine had always been in the same …
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… Omni Baking Co., after finding Omni did not owe plaintiff a duty. Because we conclude the trial court misapprehended the … or performing safety audits at the time of plaintiff's injury. During discovery, depositions were taken from … the time he worked at the facility up until plaintiff's injury. He also said the machine had always been in the same …
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… Bartlett Dairy, Inc. (Bartlett). This case concerns an injury to plaintiff that occurred when Kevin Skalko, a fellow … the trial court erred in finding that there was no duty of inquiry based on an analysis of the factors in … inexperience and proximate cause that must be resolved by a jury. We 4 A-0689-21 therefore reverse and remand for trial. …
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… Bartlett Dairy, Inc. (Bartlett). This case concerns an injury to plaintiff that occurred when Kevin Skalko, a fellow … the trial court erred in finding that there was no duty of inquiry based on an analysis of the factors in … inexperience and proximate cause that must be resolved by a jury. We 4 A-0689-21 therefore reverse and remand for trial. …
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… allowed a dangerous condition to exist, which caused her injury. 1 Respondent Industry Groups, LLC was improperly pled … summary judgment. DAE argued it could not have breached the duty of care because it had no actual or constructive notice … allowing open drink containers. Regardless, she claimed a jury should decide whether ABM was negligent for failing to …
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… allowed a dangerous condition to exist, which caused her injury. 1 Respondent Industry Groups, LLC was improperly pled … summary judgment. DAE argued it could not have breached the duty of care because it had no actual or constructive notice … allowing open drink containers. Regardless, she claimed a jury should decide whether ABM was negligent for failing to …
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… her complaint, which the trial court entered after a jury returned a "no cause" verdict in favor of defendants, … that the trial court erred by 1) not identifying her to the jury as the administrator of her husband's estate; 2) not charging the jury with the correct duty of care that defendants owed to her husband; 3) …
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… her complaint, which the trial court entered after a jury returned a "no cause" verdict in favor of defendants, … that the trial court erred by 1) not identifying her to the jury as the administrator of her husband's estate; 2) not charging the jury with the correct duty of care that defendants owed to her husband; 3) …
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… 2026. The Judiciary through the Superior Court Clerk’s Office is offering a number of free training sessions … this notice may be directed to the Superior Court Clerk’s Office at 609-421-6100. /s/ Michael J. Blee …
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… on the brief). PER CURIAM In this slip-and-fall personal injury case, plaintiff appeals the trial court's grant of … a shirt with a McDonald's logo but was apparently off-duty. As plaintiff bent down to pick up the cup, her right … in this case, she is entitled to present her claims to the jury under ordinary principles of negligence. In reviewing …
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… on the brief). PER CURIAM In this slip-and-fall personal injury case, plaintiff appeals the trial court's grant of … a shirt with a McDonald's logo but was apparently off-duty. As plaintiff bent down to pick up the cup, her right … in this case, she is entitled to present her claims to the jury under ordinary principles of negligence. In reviewing …
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… arguments, and further asserted they had "breached no duty owed to plaintiff." 5 A-1689-21 Plaintiff filed a … "bundle of facts in this case" created a question for the jury's consideration as to whether there was a dangerous … 278 N.J. Super. 129, 140 (App. Div. 1994)); see also Model Jury Charges (Civil), 5.20(F), "Duty Owed—Condition Of …
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… claiming the trial court erred by assuming the role of the jury in determining defendants did not make a material … Plaintiffs further assert defendants had an independent duty to disclose the prior year's leak, without citing to … an expert is frequently required to assist the jury in understanding the mechanical intricacies and …