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… moved for summary judgment in May 2023. Prior to the commencement of trial, the court conducted a Rule 104 2 … City in November 2020. The court then dismissed plaintiff's complaint as a matter of law, finding that plaintiff failed … Union, 247 N.J. 366, 386 (2021) (quoting D.D. v. Univ. of Med. and Dentistry of N.J., 213 N.J. 130, 159 (2013)). In …
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… v. ATLANTIC HEALTH SYSTEM, INC., OVERLOOK MEDICAL CENTER, MEDKEY LLC, RWJ BARNABAS HEALTH, INC., SAINT … reverse and remand. I. On July 21, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants Tyshkov, Maria Tyshkov, Medkey … 3, 2020. On February 9, 2022, plaintiff amended her complaint, naming Gordina as a defendant. In count VIII, …
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… on the brief). 1 Improperly pled as University Hospital Medical Response. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL … the wrongful death of her eight-year-old daughter, filed a complaint alleging multiple negligent acts, some committed by her daughter's teacher and others by a school …
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… days in the restorative housing unit; ninety days loss of commutation time; thirty days loss of recreation privileges; … laboratory for further testing. The DOC laboratory confirmed the on-site test's positive reading for K-2/K-3, and … decision was based on substantial credible evidence and compliant with [the] [New Jersey] Administrative [C]ode on …
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… R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1699-21 Plaintiff Joseph Drossel filed a complaint against defendants Borough of Franklin (the … Borough), its "Mayor and Council," and two specifically-named council members, John Postas and Stephan P. Zydon, Jr., … due to "budgetary reasons." After being shown a copy of a complaint he had filed against Sparta, he conceded he had …
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… (App. Div. July 5, 2019) (slip op. at 53), we affirmed defendant's convictions on several offenses, including … saying: "But. He thinks. This. 3 A-0209-22 Big. Payday is coming and it's not."[1] Ocean County Prosecutor's Office … form read as follows: "But he thinks this big[ ]pay day is coming and it's not[.] [T]hat's w[h]ere this mo f***er is …
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… REGIONAL HOSPITAL, and MHA, LLC d/b/a MEADOWLANDS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants-Respondents. … 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 …
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… at the bar in a Little Egg Harbor restaurant. Plaintiff claimed the patron threatened and screamed profanities at her in … against the patron and the restaurant. Defendants filed a complaint on plaintiff's behalf against the restaurant and … patron, who had not filed a responsive pleading to the complaint. The case later proceeded to trial against the …
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… of law regarding his involvement in plaintiff's prior medical malpractice suit. Plaintiff also sought disgorgement … husband's death, plaintiff contacted defendant, on the recommendation of a friend, about possible legal … Pennsylvania attorney, to take over the case, also at the recommendation of defendant; however, Blanco's firm dissolved …
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… of law regarding his involvement in plaintiff's prior medical malpractice suit. Plaintiff also sought disgorgement … husband's death, plaintiff contacted defendant, on the recommendation of a friend, about possible legal … Pennsylvania attorney, to take over the case, also at the recommendation of defendant; however, Blanco's firm dissolved …
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… right to a jury selected from a “fair cross-section” of the community—a pool of people reflecting the community’s racial … 1767 3. Concerns About the Scope of Remedies Are Legitimate, but Not Threatened by Discovery … with Connecticut’s jury system illustrate three important points that in turn explain why in 39 states the fair …
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… in place there was illegal and had to be removed. The City complied with plaintiff's opinion, removed the temporary … City Council. This violated the City's established chain of command. Plaintiff, as the City Engineer, was the head of a … plaintiff refused to sign the certifications. Harriott informed plaintiff that she would not be compelled to sign any …
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… by OSTRER, J.A.D. We reversed dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint under Rule 4:6-2(e) because the Law Division had not indulgently presumed the truth of plaintiffs' allegations that they had … (App. Div. Feb. 19, 2015) (Meisels I). Once discovery was completed, defendants obtained dismissal again, this time on …
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… residence in Phillipsburg to investigate, defendants informed the Division of their difficult financial situation. … $1080 from the Section 8 Housing Assistance program (which completely covered their rent), and that the children had … (1) received $657 in food stamps, (2) earned $800 monthly income, and (3) received a monthly $40 voucher from the …
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… hearing officer found plaintiff had engaged in conduct unbecoming of an employee and had misused his authority when, on … inmate use of kitchen utensils, in the Cookhouse and complaints against Cookhouse staff, including Trahan, with … of Administrative Law; an administrative law judge affirmed it on February 9, 2018. Plaintiff's second disciplinary …
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… in place there was illegal and had to be removed. The City complied with plaintiff's opinion, removed the temporary … City Council. This violated the City's established chain of command. Plaintiff, as the City Engineer, was the head of a … plaintiff refused to sign the certifications. Harriott informed plaintiff that she would not be compelled to sign any …
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… residence in Phillipsburg to investigate, defendants informed the Division of their difficult financial situation. … $1080 from the Section 8 Housing Assistance program (which completely covered their rent), and that the children had … (1) received $657 in food stamps, (2) earned $800 monthly income, and (3) received a monthly $40 voucher from the …
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… by OSTRER, J.A.D. We reversed dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint under Rule 4:6-2(e) because the Law Division had not indulgently presumed the truth of plaintiffs' allegations that they had … (App. Div. Feb. 19, 2015) (Meisels I). Once discovery was completed, defendants obtained dismissal again, this time on …
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… the assertion of a race-neutral explanation -- could be overcome. The footnotes have been omitted from the passage … an actual case: [W]e now consider the charade that has become the Batson process. The State may provide the trial … in response to a challenge of Batson error, will be presumed pretextual on their face and certain reasons will be …