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… which plaintiff would "be solely liable for [the nanny's] compensation." (Emphasis added). Moreover, the nanny would … a period of six to nine months, she observed her son "becom[e] increasingly distressed and anxious" when he would … alleged that defendant suddenly refused to directly communicate with her about matters concerning their son, …
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… TRANSPORT CO-OP, L.L.C., a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Defendant-Appellant, and PRESTIGE TAXI, INC., a New … it is the crux of this appeal. Plaintiff A.D. filed her complaint against defendant, Excellent Transport Co-op, … claims, we use initials to maintain her privacy. The complaint included a third defendant, Prestige Taxi, Inc. …
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… Township of Delran (the Township) dismissing their complaint. Plaintiff contends that the evidence she … that in the three years prior to the incident, twenty-two complaints of potholes on Fox Chase Drive were made. There were four complaints in 2012, five in 2013, and thirteen in 2014. In …
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… Physicians Group's (AtlantiCare) motion to dismiss the complaint for failure to state a cause of action under … by plaintiff's argument, we affirm. Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging defendants committed medical malpractice by negligently and carelessly …
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… that the Association had a statutory duty to maintain the common areas, including a duty to identify and correct … screaming in pain. Plaintiff described his left heel as "completely deformed." A passerby called an A-1095-16T3 4 … repair, and replacement of the property and the commons elements." She also agreed that "under the …
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… M.L.S. appeals from a December 16, 2019 order dismissing a complaint she filed against defendant J.S.S. pursuant to the … midst of the parties' long, contentious divorce. Plaintiff commenced the divorce action in 2015 and the parties have … filed several enforcement motions against plaintiff to compel her to pay support, which the court granted and …
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… ADMISSION OF EXPERT TESTIMONY AS TO CHILD SEXUAL [ABUSE] ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME REQUIRES THE VACATION OF DEFENDANT'S … N.J. 265, 272 (2018), which held that Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) evidence "no longer . . . has a … are unrelated to the issues on appeal, the trial did not commence until July 2017. We summarize some of the trial …
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… In pertinent part, the evidence at the trial on plaintiff's complaint for eviction established defendant had been a … hot water because "the hot water heater stopped working completely"; the pipes in the 2 The sparse descriptions of … of the records, plaintiff permitted the property to become unfit for human occupancy in January 2018, and it was …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Filko's well-reasoned, comprehensive opinions. I. Plaintiff and defendant Theresa … [Rick]." Plaintiff blamed defendant and his son for this "complete obstruction and refusal to allow" him parenting … in New Jersey is eighteen and the issue of child custody becomes moot once a child turns eighteen) (citing N.J.S.A. …
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… the State dismissed the indictment and issued a summons-complaint charging defendant with simple assault, N.J.S.A. … not file any charges against 1 The State conceded that it commenced the prosecution of the simple assault charges … with an individual that is necessary to effectively accomplish a legitimate law enforcement objective. Examples of …
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… substantially for the reasons provided in Judge Borkowski's comprehensive opinion entered after a hearing. Russell holds … June 4, 2019. The approval noted that Russell "successfully completed a handgun qualification course, with a Glock 19, . … of from experience," especially as he had "move[d] on in a committed relationship," which had "further enraged" her. …
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… his regular "area check" at "the 198 Pine Meadows Apartment Complex." The department had received "complaints" about "drug[] activity in the area," so Licata was tasked with checking the complex during his "one-man" nightly patrol. During his area …
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… from his bench trial conviction for violating a term of his Community Supervision for Life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4(d), … an annual basis. N.J.S.A. 2C:7-2(e). Defendant dutifully complied each year between 2005 and 2016. On December 5, … the local jail records, driving records, and criminal complaint records to see if there was any indication that …
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… SERVICES, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ROCKHILL INSURANCE COMPANY and STATE AUTO INSURANCE COMPANIES, Defendants-Respondents. … the Law Division's two January 29, 2019 orders granting its commercial liability insurer, defendant Rockhill Insurance …
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… of work to be performed, and having defendant Fred Zappolo come to plaintiffs' residence to provide an estimate. In … in return for construction of the addition, which was to be completed in nine weeks. The two-page agreement is printed … a door to the project for an additional $1000. Work then commenced on the addition. As time passed, plaintiffs became …
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… 2C:25-17 to -33. He also appeals the dismissal of his complaint under the PDVA seeking a temporary restraining … the trial judge dismissed S.M.'s domestic violence complaint against J.M. and vacated the TRO that had 3 … officers arrested J.M. That same day, S.M. filed a complaint and obtained a TRO against J.M., with J.M. filing …
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… hole in the ceiling. Believing defendant crawled through a common attic space, police entered a neighboring apartment. … locations before going to an address in an apartment complex in Somerset at 4 The judge conducted a hearing on … 7:45 a.m. Morris described each building in the complex as having four separate entrances with apartments at …
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… $112,264 per 3 A-2592-18T4 year. The judge imputed an income of $20,000 per year to plaintiff, then sixty- three … and elected not to have [the c]ourt consider his present income." The judge found both parties "appear[ed] to be in … any repairs." The judge concluded defendant "was not forthcoming about his continued involvement in the business. He …
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… education of the children/child based on the respective income of the parties at that time, and New Jersey case law." … when the child: (a) reaches the age of twenty-one or completion of four academic years of college, whichever last … Beginning in 2012, both Nancy and Carl refused to visit or communicate with plaintiff voluntarily. A September 9, 2011 …
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… v. COUNTY OF MERCER, and MERCER COUNTY PARK COMMISSION, Defendants-Respondents. … order granting the summary judgment dismissal of her complaint against defendants Mercer County Park Commission and Mercer County. We affirm. The facts of this …