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KELLY MCKISKI, ET AL. VS. HARRAH'S ATLANTIC CITY OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, ETC. (L-0251-18, ATLANTIC COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) - Unpublished Opinions

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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 …

A-2153-19 Opinion

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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 …

DANIEL TORRES VS. MICHAEL OSPINA, ET AL. (L-0970-20, GLOUCESTER COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) - Unpublished Opinions

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… in this matter. Because we find defendants breached no duty to plaintiff, regardless of his status as a business … land as well as failure to use reasonable care to prevent injury from dangers they created," and it is the jury's duty, not the trial court, to determine whether the …

A-2974-21 – DANIEL TORRES VS. MICHAEL OSPINA, ET AL. (L-0970-20, GLOUCESTER COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) Opinion

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… in this matter. Because we find defendants breached no duty to plaintiff, regardless of his status as a business … land as well as failure to use reasonable care to prevent injury from dangers they created," and it is the jury's duty, not the trial court, to determine whether the …

SAYAT NOVA, LLC VS. F. WILLIAM KOESTNER, JR. (L-7831-15, BERGEN COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) - Unpublished Opinions

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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) …

A-4372-16T1 Opinion

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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) …

A-3624-23 Briefs 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 …

A-3624-23 Briefs 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 …

A-3624-23 Briefs 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 …

Camden Vicinage to Celebrate Law Day Press Releases

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