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… defendant owns. We affirm, concluding defendant had no duty to clear the ice until precipitation stopped. We view … error for the trial court to have submitted the case to a jury, the Court held there were "[n]o inferences from those facts, that could or ought to justify a jury in finding that the defendant was guilty of …
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… constituted professional malpractice that breached the duty it owed to Automotive as its insurance broker by … reserved decisions on both motions4 and, following the jury's verdict, entered an order denying the motions without … making any findings of fact or conclusions of law. The jury returned a verdict in plaintiff's favor. Defendant …
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… constituted professional malpractice that breached the duty it owed to Automotive as its insurance broker by … reserved decisions on both motions4 and, following the jury's verdict, entered an order denying the motions without … making any findings of fact or conclusions of law. The jury returned a verdict in plaintiff's favor. Defendant …
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… argue that under New Jersey law, the Defendant does owe a duty to the excess carriers as it controlled settlement … of material fact regarding Defendant’s conduct for the jury to decide. Id. D. Defendant’s Motion to Compel … litigation against the Defendant being anticipated upon the jury’s verdict in the Smalls Action. Id. at Pg. 2. Further, …
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… argue that under New Jersey law, the Defendant does owe a duty to the excess carriers as it controlled settlement … of material fact regarding Defendant’s conduct for the jury to decide. Id. D. Defendant’s Motion to Compel … litigation against the Defendant being anticipated upon the jury’s verdict in the Smalls Action. Id. at Pg. 2. Further, …
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… an action to the Civil Part of the Law Division, the Office of the Special Civil Part shall transmit the papers … by serving and filing the original of that motion with the Office of the Special Civil Part no later than the last …
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… is going to be a very subtle and intriguing, interesting jury trial because it may be that Defendant Cosmetic Essence … that to me has to be evaluated, in this case, by a jury. There are many ways to depict statistics . . . . And … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must …
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… is going to be a very subtle and intriguing, interesting jury trial because it may be that Defendant Cosmetic Essence … that to me has to be evaluated, in this case, by a jury. There are many ways to depict statistics . . . . And … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must …
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… to the HKIT and AKIT. They also argue PNC breached a duty of care it owed to the trusts as its customers and … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one- sided that one party must … defendant aids must perform a wrongful act that causes an injury; (2) the defendant must be generally aware of his role …
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… to the HKIT and AKIT. They also argue PNC breached a duty of care it owed to the trusts as its customers and … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one- sided that one party must … defendant aids must perform a wrongful act that causes an injury; (2) the defendant must be generally aware of his role …
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… 4.10N — Page 2 of 46 immediate discharge of an old debt or duty, or part of it, and the creation of a new one.2 Because … Div. 1959). In Wolf, the county court, sitting without a jury, rejected the builder/defendant’s defense that its … 278, 285 (App. Div. 1959) (Emphasis added). See also Kehoe, Jury Instructions for Contract Cases (1995) at 580 …
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… rule," acknowledging "commercial landowners do not have a duty to remove the accumulation of snow and ice until the … summary judgment since it pertains to proximate cause, a jury issue. 3 Hanna's virtual deposition was taken with the … specifically stated, "[o]ur rule today does not preclude a jury from hearing questions of fact such as . . . whether …
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… rule," acknowledging "commercial landowners do not have a duty to remove the accumulation of snow and ice until the … summary judgment since it pertains to proximate cause, a jury issue. 3 Hanna's virtual deposition was taken with the … specifically stated, "[o]ur rule today does not preclude a jury from hearing questions of fact such as . . . whether …
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… see also R. 4:46-2(c). In New Jersey, a business owes a duty of reasonable care to invitees "to provide a safe … was pushed up in front of the parking spaces. A reasonable jury could find defendant had constructive notice of the black ice that caused plaintiff's injury. A reasonable jury could infer, without an expert's …
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… see also R. 4:46-2(c). In New Jersey, a business owes a duty of reasonable care to invitees "to provide a safe … was pushed up in front of the parking spaces. A reasonable jury could find defendant had constructive notice of the black ice that caused plaintiff's injury. A reasonable jury could infer, without an expert's …
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… 267, 272 (App. Div. 1996). Section 1 of Model Civil Jury Charge 2.24 (now 2.24B) was used for claims of gender … on unequal pay for equal work. Section 2 of Model Civil Jury Charge 2.24 was used for all other claims of pay discrimination. Model Civil Jury Charge 2.24B should continue to be used for NJLAD …
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… is the personal right of self-determination, the doctor's duty of disclosure must be sufficient to enable her to make … defect over the child's lifetime; and (2) the emotional injury and anguish that the plaintiffs have suffered and will … invariably denied plaintiffs the right to reach the jury, thereby permitting defendants to benefit from the …
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… that follow, we affirm. Defendant was convicted by a jury of first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11- 3(a)(1)(2); … existed. Turning to counsel's decisions not to seek a jury charge on lesser-included offenses and not to call and … was made, according to defendant, it was the trial court's duty, not counsel's, to conduct the pretrial hearing where 9 …
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… that follow, we affirm. Defendant was convicted by a jury of first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11- 3(a)(1)(2); … existed. Turning to counsel's decisions not to seek a jury charge on lesser-included offenses and not to call and … was made, according to defendant, it was the trial court's duty, not counsel's, to conduct the pretrial hearing where 9 …
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… a substantial factor in causing the plaintiff’s ultimate injury. The defendant is responsible for all of plaintiff’s … to assist trial judges and practitioners this Model Civil Jury Charge uses typical medical negligence theories as … a substantial factor in producing the ultimate harm or injury. To be a substantial factor, the defendant’s deviation …