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… with the Township's planning board for an indoor medical cannabis facility. Around the same time, 3 A-3773-23 … to a declaratory judgment that "the cultivation of medical marijuana is an agricultural use permitted in the … municipal body could determine whether the cultivation of medical marijuana constituted an agricultural use consistent …
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… and the attorney handling the case was out of office due to medical issues. Plaintiff requested oral argument if the … of files relevant to this case and her counsel's medical issues. She further argues that these facts combined …
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… Our court applied this test in Mayfield v. Community Medical Associates, P.A., when considering the plaintiff's … (alterations in original). Significantly, we concluded the medical expert "has put his reputation on the line as …
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… not accepting the late-filed amended complaint, given his medical conditions. II. We apply a de novo standard of … the late filing should be excused because he suffered from medical conditions that prevented him from meeting the …
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… or "to pay costs and fees charged or owing" for any medical care provided during the inmate's incarceration in … "resign[ation] from [his] kitchen job detail" because of medical conditions and to facilitate a housing "relocation." …
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… disability retirement allowance; provided, that the medical board, after a medical examination of such member, shall certify that the …
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… the Chief noticed he was limping and told him to seek medical treatment. Petitioner was taken to the hospital and … a navicular fracture to the ankle for which he received medical treatment. Petitioner provided a statement regarding …
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… bottle of Xanax pills to kill himself. Various police and medical witnesses also testified. On appeal, defendant … of guilt, particularly the victim's broken nose and other medical proof of the assaults preceding the overdose, as …
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… Plaintiff alleged he suffered several injuries and incurred medical expenses as a result of the accident. Subsequently, … injuries to that person, is required but fails to maintain medical expense benefits coverage . . . shall have no cause …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2629-17T1 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. O.P.,1 Defendant-Appellant, and K.V. Defendant. ____________________________ IN THE …
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… not covered by child support, and he would maintain medical, dental, and prescription insurance for the … tuition and aftercare expenses, and failing to maintain medical, dental, and prescription insurance for the …
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… continued to litigate Complaint III. Plaintiff obtained a medical expert. His de bene esse deposition was conducted on … arguing that the trial court correctly barred plaintiff's medical expert. We review de novo the denial of defendant's …
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… a possible thought disorder and a delusional disorder. Medical records documented that plaintiff had "a suspicious … and other signs of paranoid process." An independent medical examiner concluded plaintiff exhibited symptoms …
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… of their slip-and- fall complaint. While working for a medical practice, Jacob slipped on a hallway floor on her … Garbera did not have exclusive control of the floor. The medical practices and their employees exercised a measure of …
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… Within The Meaning Of N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)(1). 1. No Medical Evidence Was Presented That J.H. Was Harmed By The …
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… and SONIA DICOVSKIY-JAIME, Defendants, and BARNERT MEDICAL ARTS COMPLEX, Defendant-Respondent. … lot allegedly owned or operated by defendant Barnert Medical Arts Complex (Barnert). In February 2019, the court …
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… his opposition because he was busy seeing doctors about medical issues. The trial judge did not accept the late … plaintiff had no legitimate excuse because even with his medical appointments, he had had time to file his …
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… CFG alleged that, but for 3 A-2892-19 CFG's negligent medical treatment of the prisoner, the incident would not … immunity pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:62A-16(b), which shields medical providers from liability for violent acts committed …
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… of the sanctions listed at N.J.A.C. 10A:4-5.1(e), unless a medical or mental health professional determines that the inmate is not appropriate for R.H.U. placement. Where a medical or mental health professional has made such a …
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… involuntary disability retirement and all available medical documentation; and, if appropriate; 3. The member's … fulfilling his or her job duties (include any pertinent medical records). The plain language of these controlling …