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… on our review of the record and the applicable legal principles, we vacate and remand for trial. I. Plaintiff was … court case but was never called to testify. 1 Plaintiff's complaint stated the Willis Park matter happened in October … system were frequently required . . . in order to ensure that all timesheets [were] accurate" and were not 8 …
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… States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the commercial sale of the gammaCore for the treatment of pain … their claims in the federal court action would result in surrendering benefits available to them in state court. … that a party must carefully 17 A-1539-21 plead the requisite elements when attempting to assert a Securities Act …
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… 1:38-3(d)(9)-(10). 2 According to the Rutgers Law School website, "Rutgers Law Associates is a one-year postdoctoral … June 9, when he was informed the matter, along with a "companion case" involving plaintiff's husband and defendant, … the message, given the pictures attached to it, and she surmised the only way he would know about the crack she …
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… concerns an intrafamily dispute over a limited liability company that owns a mixed-use real estate parcel in … now known as Jaime G. Williamsberg ("Jaime").1 Part of the premises has been rented to residential tenants and another … we use first names for these individuals with common surnames, as do the briefs and the trial court decisions. No …
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… system because she knew the Division would require her to complete a urine screen. The Division implemented a Safety … abuse evaluation." On April 13, 2021, Althea and Derrick completed hair follicle tests and Derrick underwent a random … and fails adequately to supervise the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to that child." Id. …
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… course he would not know that he would be but had he been assured, he could not have been better prepared for the call." … His ap proach and his opinions exhibit the depth of his compassion and his fervent desire to see that the little … for the improvement of our judicial system. When I visited him in the hospital, he expressed his delight with his …
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… course he would not know that he would be but had he been assured, he could not have been better prepared for the call." … His ap proach and his opinions exhibit the depth of his compassion and his fervent desire to see that the little … for the improvement of our judicial system. When I visited him in the hospital, he expressed his delight with his …
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… We summarize the facts that are pertinent to this appeal. Surveillance footage from a parking lot camera captured the … client out." Trial counsel further stated: "I want it to come in. I want it to be shown that she looked and didn't … November 22, 2020 – none of which is stamped filed. Nonetheless both parties assert the PCR motion was filed on …
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… Judges Natali and Bergman. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 8-11/21A. Brett … the parties' arguments, and the applicable legal principles, we affirm the Acting Commissioner's decision as it is … finding of fact to an extent sufficient to provide assurances of reliability and to avoid the fact or appearance …
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… Teachers' Pension and Annuity Fund, Department of the Treasury, Agency Docket No. TPAF No. 646009. Jason Earl … identifying pupil needs, providing appropriate instruction, communicating with parents, and cooperating with other staff … applied for benefits, his opinion did not "rise to the requisite reasonable degree of medical certainty." In addition, …
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… improperly received under New Jersey's Unemployment Compensation Law (UCL), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, and … was employed by Fetch Pet Care (Fetch) as a dog walker and, less frequently, a dog sitter. When Fenwick began working for Fetch, she was a sixty-three-year-old cancer survivor and suffered from "severe neuropathy and …
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… teaching license. Plaintiff said the incident made him uncomfortable, and that he "wanted it to be over," and "[i]t … a monetary threshold for medical expenses as a requisite for recovering damages against a public entity. In … the plaintiff was a patient who fell into a coma after surgery and later died. Id. at 439. After trial in the …
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… 07102 T: 973-623-1822 F: 973-623-2209 rfriedman@zazzali-law.com wfriedman@zazzali-law.com Attorneys for New Jersey … for employees who reported to work during school closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, despite clear … alone limit— compensation for employees required to work onsite under emergency conditions. This approach to statutory …
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… crime may be termed intrinsic if they facilitate the commission of the charged crime.” Rose, 206 N.J. at 180 … factors to be established by the offering party as prerequisites for the admission of such “other crimes” evidence: 1. … To the contrary, admission of this evidence “is surely consistent with the essential role of the jury to …
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… that Aaron physically abused her. She made the disclosure while being psychiatrically evaluated for suicidal … he refused and only cut them off when he heard her mother coming home. Raisa stated she did not tell anyone about the … Although he denied Raisa slept in his bed, he nevertheless confirmed that Aisha would sleep in his room "more …
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… and ILEANA INGRAM, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF FLEMINGTON, Defendant-Respondent. … Computer Media, and Computer Software Coverage and the Credit Card, Forgery, and Counterfeit Money Coverage in …
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… second discretionary extended-term sentence for an offense committed before the entry of a first extended-term … on subsection b existed, precedent did not dictate an opposite result. Hudson neither broke new ground, nor imposed a … for at a new sentencing hearing, so long as defendant is credited for any portion of the extended sentence that …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … Plaintiff, v. ROBIN ODABASH BROWN, ARTHUR R. ODABASH CREDIT SHELTER TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF LOIS B. ODABASH, … be subject to a protective order. The matter will be revisited on July 19th, 2019. CONCLUSION For the foregoing …
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… to dismiss plaintiff Marjam Supply Co., Inc.'s (Marjam) complaint and to compel arbitration. While acknowledging … Member" status was its ability to earn percentage credits —— called Rewards —— for its purchases from … "should not be denied unless it may be said with positive assurance that the arbitration clause is not susceptible of an …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS April 18, 2018 George J. Singley, Esq. … address, including bills for automobile and homeowners’ insurance, and credit card bills. His address for purposes of social …