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… her away from the car." She testified that she yelled, in a very loud voice "hey, leave her alone" and "you can't put … police stopped defendant shortly thereafter. Plaintiff's complaint described the January 13 incident and alleged … at 402). But a prior pattern of violence is not a pre-requisite. A single, sufficiently egregious action alone may …
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… Division order granting defendant's motion to dismiss his complaint with prejudice pursuant to Rule 4:6-2(e). The … therein. Had the complaint been evaluated in light of this very indulgent standard, as it should have been, the motion … of all the facts alleged and give plaintiff the benefit of every inference. Printing Mart-Morristown v. Sharp Elecs. …
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… plea bargain. In exchange for his guilty pleas, the State recommended concurrent twelve-year prison terms on both … credits." The following exchange occurred: THE COURT: Okay. Very good. . . . [Defense counsel], is your client back in … third Slater factor, the judge found defendant "received a very . . . favorable and beneficial plea bargain at the time …
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… of a final restraining order; has never been civilly committed or hospitalized for mental health issues; has no … in order to stop him from hurting himself. A.K. became "very frustrated" that D.S. was not helping and was instead … contentious divorce." While he acknowledged that "not every party who is going through a difficult divorce . . . …
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… QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE SUPREME COURT ARBITRATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Revised October 2019 Table of Contents WORKERS' … decisions have laid to rest any issues regarding the recovery of workers' compensation liens in automobile accident … benefits to the workers' compensation carrier upon recovery from a tortfeasor, thereby preventing a double recovery …
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… those types of employer benefits with different insurance companies." His clientele included "[s]mall to medium size … the way through" to Wachovia A-1727-10T4 4 Insurance. For every dollar of commissions that Powell generated, he would … who would be affected by the matrix to "make sure that every person heard directly and individually from [him] the …
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… 2 involuntary dismissal of plaintiff's personal injury complaint, pursuant to Rule 4:37-2(b).1 We reverse. On … request. The judge noted that Dr. He "made her position very clear; for whatever reason, she [was] not going to … accident, and Dr. He was expected to provide the requisite medical evidence. Indeed, the record reveals that Dr. …
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… THE TERM WITHIN THE EXTENDED TERM RANGE. Because of errors committed in excusing a deliberating juror, we are … juror responded, "I talked to him about it and explained everything that happened. And he just told me if I felt like … the new deliberating juror must start over at the very beginning of deliberations. Each member of the original …
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… a twenty-five-year mortgage given by both defendants on a commercial mixed-use property in Elizabeth. The building … COURT'S NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ORDER TO BE VACATED; OR AT THE VERY LEAST, ACCORD DEFENDANTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONDUCT LIMITED DISCOVERY. a. The Court Erred When It Applied Claim Preclusion …
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… 13, 2000. On December 10, 2001, the parties entered into a comprehensive property settlement agreement (PSA). They were … son still lives with plaintiff; (4) Ocean County College is very affordable; (5) one semester at Ocean County College … defendant requested that the trial court order discovery to determine how the Social Security monies were used. …
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… professors to be able to use basic technology, such as a computer, Microsoft Word, and email, as well as "KeanWISE," … convenient for students and colleagues, convenient for everyone." In April 2010, Dr. Toney advised plaintiff in a … or in person" because the computer in his office is "small, very slow and outdated." Plaintiff also indicated that the …
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… name to distinguish him from defendant as they share a common surname. We intend no disrespect in doing so. 3 … to the public Acts, Records, and [J]udicial Proceedings of every other State." U.S. Const. art IV, § 1. A state must … contexts . . . a post-judgment hearing may afford the requisite due process.")). The Law Division addressed a similar …
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… Plaintiff Laura Zuluaga appeals from a Law Division order compelling arbitration and dismissing plaintiff's complaint … changed the location of her workstation to move her within "very close physical proximity to him," and engaged in … and constructive discharge claims. We addressed this very issue in Antonucci. "'When state law prohibits outright …
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… no new violent criminal activity flag. Pretrial Services recommended no release. The State filed a motion for … windows until he was injured on the job, was 4 A-4350-16T6 very cooperative, and was remorseful despite claiming self- … and determined the State's case for murder was not very strong. The court also considered other factors, such …
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… residents in child abuse, pediatrics, and . . . has a very specialized knowledge in this area that I felt was very helpful to the court. . . . . Additionally, she said . … belt would certainly help if we had a belt to be able to compare the two, but I cannot agree just common-sense-wise …
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… relatively flat for a short distance and then dropped off very steeply from a breakover or headwall. Besides being … dig her skis in to catch an edge. Plaintiff's companion testified she was five to six feet behind … counsel stated he might need a 7 A-1731-18T3 second site inspection of the area where plaintiff was injured. …
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… those on appeal, arising out of repeated disputes over compliance with the financial terms of the MSA. In 2017, … what time period." The judge found "[t]he parties provided very little useful testimony" to assist in clarifying the … over the years." Plaintiff sought ten percent interest on every sum she claimed was due and had been due over the …
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… of Education (the Board) rejected plaintiff Sal Electric Company, Inc. 's (Sal Electric) bid for electrical services … and 9 A-1236-19T3 well-being." N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25. "[E]very public-work contract in excess of [the PWR "threshold … The PWA also requires in pertinent part that: [e]very contract in excess of the prevailing wage contract …
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… to the continuing evolution of forensic science and the complexity of the forensic findings in this case, it was … Nash, 212 N.J. at 549. "'[E]vidence [that] would shake the very foundation of the State's case and almost certainly … testified that he, defendant and Dr. Schwarz discussed the very theory the doctor now espoused — Jacqueline died after …
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… In September 2017, the Division filed its guardianship complaint in this matter. That same month, the mother gave … grandmother replied that she wants "to adopt them . . . I'm very sure. I'm solid on it." She said Division workers … the difference "for a long time." She stated she is "very sure" she wants to adopt the children, rather than KLG. …