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… taught by defendant Carol Scanlon. Before the close of discovery, defendants moved for summary judgment, contending … summary judgment motion was premature, as additional discovery was necessary to develop both plaintiff's negligence … for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. ¹ The complaint contained a per quod claim by her husband Steve A. …
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… not believe the worker had "called the f***ing police to come," and explained that she and Matthew had been upstairs … defendant suffered a mental health crisis. When workers visited the home on October 3, 2014, at the start of a weekend … for the first time in years, with no plan for doing so, and very few financial resources or sources of support. …
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… provide her with lifetime financial support. Maeker filed a complaint in the family court seeking enforcement of their … it clearly expresses a contrary intent, because, although everyone is presumed to know the law, no one is expected to … as the basis to prove a palimony agreement. A will, by its very nature, is revocable, and therefore, without more, …
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… value of the loss of Patrick's advice, guidance, and companionship. We reject defendant's contention and reaffirm … seated next to her that Patrick's manner of travel was "very dangerous." Carboni did not see or hear the collision. … testified that Patrick and he had been putting aside money every week to buy plaintiff a house or apartment and that …
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… to [defendant] as set forth below and the respective incomes of the parties, [plaintiff] shall pay child support to … the order, the [JOD] and the MSA that's in it clearly and very specifically set out . . . if someone was unemployed." … enforcement of settlement agreements that have the requisite intent to form when there is "unconscionability, fraud, …
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… 2C:11-3a(1)-(2) (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (count two); … is reliable, it is defendant's ultimate burden "to prove a very substantial likelihood of irreparable … is owed, we are satisfied defendant has not demonstrated "a very substantial likelihood of irreparable …
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… 15, 2019 Law Division order dismissing their amended complaint with prejudice against defendants The Great Jewel … plaintiffs' failure to furnish "full responsive discovery" under Rule 4:23-5(a)(2); and plaintiffs' failure to … can only be described as tortured. During the 1107-day discovery period, the trial court held near- weekly case …
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… share parenting time each week;2 limit their methods of communication; and refrain from harassing each other. … the following year, shift to a half-day program that ran every weekday, with each party paying for preschool costs … judge's legal conclusions, noting he considered the requisite statutory factors under N.J.S.A. 9:2-4 and tied his …
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… Rule 1:38-3(d)(12). 3 A-0176-20 supervised until defendant completed services. Regarding the two orders, defendant … altercations often become physical. However the [c]ourt is very concerned with the fact that [defendant] felt it … . . I think that . . . [Aliyah] and [Sasha] are probably in very different you know positions . . . than [Ronnie] is …
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… Defendants-Respondents, and GRID REAL ESTATE, LLC, GRID COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LLC, and ROBERT ANTONICELLO, … 5, 2015 purchase of a Jersey City real estate development site. Because we are convinced the motion court correctly … Assertion of the Attorney-Client Privilege During discovery, plaintiffs objected to defendants' requests for …
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… arrest and before his trial. 3 A-5066-14T2 without coming to a full and complete stop at a stop sign. Officer … had a couple of drinks. He also told Officer Shanley he was very sick and had taken Nyquil that day. Describing the … all of the defendant's testimony is the complete opposite of what the Sheriff's officer testified to." The judge …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2748-21 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF D.C. _______________________ Argued May 17, … because "she [was] unable to care for herself" and was "very disorganized." He testified that D.C. could not give … I. THE RECORD BELOW DOES NOT PRESENT THE REQUISITE CLEAR AND CONVINCING EVIDENCE THAT [D.C.] REPRESENTS A …
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A-36-24 Supplemental Appellant Brief
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… C. Magee, Esq. Attorney ID # 017052011 Magee@BRattorneys.com John W. Baldante, Esq. Attorney ID # 031391983 … Legislature’s express intent, it actually frustrates it. Every document related to the CVA, from budget analyses to … the Appellate Division believes), it means the exact opposite. The Legislature did not include predicate liability …
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A-2604-24 Briefs
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… IN SUPPORT OF REVERSAL OF TRIAL COURT’S ORDER DISMISSING COMPLAINT FOR LACK OF PERSONAL JURISDICTION AGAINST … Niece Defendants’ customer-dealers, jurisdictional discovery concerning Niece Defendants’ customer-dealer … Division, June 13, 2025, A-002604-24, AMENDED xv Website: JESCO, Inc. (jesco.us/locations/lumberton-nj-2) …
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… 2024. 4 A-4139-23 On April 4, 2022, the DCPP caseworker visited Cora. Alex had not informed Cora that she was a … On May 5, pursuant to DCPP's order to show cause and complaint for custody, the court granted custody of Alicia … to probation, and required to complete the New Jersey Recovery Court program and long-term inpatient treatment. If …
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A-1248-23 Briefs
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… (fictitious names); JANE DOES 11-20 (fictitious names); ABC COMPANIES 1-10 (fictitious names); Defendants. SUPERIOR … .................................................. 14 Website, American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology, … the interpreter would not.” DiFiore, 254 N.J. at 239. The very reason for the DME under Rule 4:19 is so that the …
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… D.B., when she was a minor, as well as the restitution component of his sentence.1 We affirm. I. In 2019, defendant … clothes. He penetrated her vagina with his hand, which "was very painful and uncomfortable." Neither D.B. nor defendant … not expect to see this profile in more than one person in every [seven]-trillion that I look at. 8 A-2031-21 . . . . So …
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… expressed in these terms, the insanity statute codifies the common-law "M'Naghten" test dating back to … psychiatrist who had examined defendant and reached an opposite conclusion. In essence, the State's expert opined that … conundrum: THE COURT: I under – I understand these are very serious charges and I'm not particularly happy about a …
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… of your opening that you have." Plaintiff's counsel complied with the judge's instruction. Plaintiff was called … Thereafter, plaintiff mentioned that he had recently visited another chiropractor. Defense counsel objected, … by stating: Again, the first thing I told you at the very beginning of this trial when I stood before you this …
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… from a dispute among members of several limited liability companies that was arbitrated pursuant to the parties’ … the arbitrators. It can be corrected or modified only for very specifically defined mistakes as set forth in [N.J.S.A. … when the court finds the arbitrator has made one of the “very specifically defined mistakes” identified in the NJAA. …