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A-0253-24 Briefs
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… 18- 24 ). She testified that throughout the shift she would get in and out of the van frequently picking up count and … Berry never regained her fitness for duty. (1 T28: 13-23). Ultimately, the Department of Corrections initiated the … is that the employee was doing his usual work in the usual way." The ALJ erred by applying a narrow and formalistic …
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… teenagers. Maison testified that as soon as the bus pulled away, the teenagers verbally harassed her, and one threw an … was a threat to Maison. He acknowledged that his job was to get his passengers “from point A to B safely” but also … of people take buses and trains to commute to work, visit family and friends, and travel to vacation spots. …
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… teenagers. Maison testified that as soon as the bus pulled away, the teenagers verbally harassed her, and one threw an … was a threat to Maison. He acknowledged that his job was to get his passengers “from point A to B safely” but also … of people take buses and trains to commute to work, visit family and friends, and travel to vacation spots. …
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A-1756-22 Briefs
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… nature, the facts and procedural history are presented together for the convenience of the Court. AMENDEDFILED, Clerk … the missing text messages would have shown that her cousin visited Camden on at least one occasion before July 2nd; her … of it, I would maybe think that they’re going to answer the way that they feel that they’re supposed to answer and not …
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… — WHERE THERE IS CLAIM OF INTERVENING OR SUPERSEDING CAUSE FOR JURY’S CONSIDERATION … (Approved 08/1999; Revised … injury/loss/harm. The intervening cause must be one that so completely supersedes the operation of [name of defendant or … party]’s negligence contributing to it in any material way.[footnoteRef:1] In that case liability will not be …
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A-10/11-24 Respondent Response to League of Women Voters Amicus Curiae Brief
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… the same in structure). In New Jersey, “the county had always been a traditional political subdivision and . . . its … defining a “community of interest” is highly subjective at best : “individual perception of where their neighborhood … that it is characteristically more subjective.” Id. at 13. Ultimately, the author concludes that “[d]rawing …
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… west of the exit and entrance to the Atlantic City Expressway, Dr. Trocki expressed that accessing the Travelodge is … In the opinion of plaintiffs’ appraiser, the highest and best use of the Trocki property and I&S property was for … N.J. Tax at 125 (quoting Owens- Illinois Glass Co. v. Bridgeton, 8 N.J. Tax 495 (Tax 1986)). c. Plaintiffs’ Approach …
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… west of the exit and entrance to the Atlantic City Expressway, Dr. Trocki expressed that accessing the Travelodge is … In the opinion of plaintiffs’ appraiser, the highest and best use of the Trocki property and I&S property was for … N.J. Tax at 125 (quoting Owens- Illinois Glass Co. v. Bridgeton, 8 N.J. Tax 495 (Tax 1986)). c. Plaintiffs’ Approach …
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… and sign[ing] all charts within seven (7) days of visit" and "maintain[ing] licensing for himself and … to exit the vehicle, Campione told him not to "runaway yet" because Campione was "not just somebody who hands … The State never told the Grand Jury that Katz was a target. Katz was not invited to appear at the second Grand Jury …
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… and sign[ing] all charts within seven (7) days of visit" and "maintain[ing] licensing for himself and … to exit the vehicle, Campione told him not to "runaway yet" because Campione was "not just somebody who hands … The State never told the Grand Jury that Katz was a target. Katz was not invited to appear at the second Grand Jury …
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… case, we note that only one sixty-day DED was granted by way of motion, not by consent. We fail to discern how … that dismissal of her complaint with prejudice was the "ultimate sanction" the motion judge could order and was … sanction possible. The judge simply based his decision on Best Practices deadlines, warranting reversal and …
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… case, we note that only one sixty-day DED was granted by way of motion, not by consent. We fail to discern how … that dismissal of her complaint with prejudice was the "ultimate sanction" the motion judge could order and was … sanction possible. The judge simply based his decision on Best Practices deadlines, warranting reversal and …
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… surgery, he "still can't lift [his] arm" or "use it the way [he] want[s] to use it," citing his inability to play … labrum is stretched out or it's torn." He explained "the best way to see" a tear would be "intraoperatively." … did not qualify for accidental disability benefits after getting rear-ended by a truck a year after a fall at work …
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… surgery, he "still can't lift [his] arm" or "use it the way [he] want[s] to use it," citing his inability to play … labrum is stretched out or it's torn." He explained "the best way to see" a tear would be "intraoperatively." … did not qualify for accidental disability benefits after getting rear-ended by a truck a year after a fall at work …
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… judgment, concluded that the two agreements subsisted together: the first focused on leasing, and the second on … "not a genuine issue of material fact"). Put another way, if in the end "there is uncertainty, ambiguity or the … g (Am. Law Inst. 1981) ("The parties to an agreement know best what they meant, and their action under it is often the …
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… judgment, concluded that the two agreements subsisted together: the first focused on leasing, and the second on … "not a genuine issue of material fact"). Put another way, if in the end "there is uncertainty, ambiguity or the … g (Am. Law Inst. 1981) ("The parties to an agreement know best what they meant, and their action under it is often the …
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… as alleged in Paragraph 26 of the Complaint.” Defendants ultimately agreed to extend Plaintiff’s deadline to respond … to stress, sleeplessness, and other symptoms, he was “getting anxieties,” and experiences “panic” on any occasions … as the result of Defendants’ alleged CEPA violation. By way of his January 17, 2011 amendment to interrogatories, …
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… as alleged in Paragraph 26 of the Complaint.” Defendants ultimately agreed to extend Plaintiff’s deadline to respond … to stress, sleeplessness, and other symptoms, he was “getting anxieties,” and experiences “panic” on any occasions … as the result of Defendants’ alleged CEPA violation. By way of his January 17, 2011 amendment to interrogatories, …
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… and McDonald appealed the promotions to Civil Service Commission (Commission). Plaintiffs requested that two of … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no … 177 N.J. 451, 461 (2003) (quoting Abbamont v. Piscataway Twp. Bd. of Educ., 138 N.J. 405, 431 (1994)). "CEPA …
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… and McDonald appealed the promotions to Civil Service Commission (Commission). Plaintiffs requested that two of … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no … 177 N.J. 451, 461 (2003) (quoting Abbamont v. Piscataway Twp. Bd. of Educ., 138 N.J. 405, 431 (1994)). "CEPA …