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… granted summary judgment to defendants absent full and complete discovery. We agree and reverse. Plaintiff filed an … and full discovery foreclosed plaintiff's ability to demonstrate her right to pursue a NJLAD claim. Plaintiff … "any person" in the transacting of any loan, extension of credit or financial assistance; N.J.S.A. 10:5-12(l) protects …
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… Protection and Permanency's (the Division) guardianship complaint; and that the court failed to set forth factual … procedural history was set forth in Judge Patricia Richmond's comprehensive sixty-seven page oral decision. A … of-the-child standard, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). The judge credited the Division's witnesses' testimony and found that …
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… OAL for consideration. The ALJ issued an initial decision recommending an award of accidental disability retirement benefits. The ALJ considered the testimony of petitioner and his experts, Dr. Richard Boiardo and … of motion in his neck, lower back, and shoulders. The ALJ credited Dr. Boiardo's opinion petitioner had a high …
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… 2017 2 A-3358-15T2 against defendant Progressive Insurance Company (Progressive) with prejudice. We affirm. We briefly … also may pay the company directly using a check or credit card. Progressive does not, however, allow cash … received the application and the check, which it deposited. Ibid. The coverage was to be retroactive to the date …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(5)(c) (count three). In addition, a summons was issued charging defendant with simple assault, … a disorderly persons offense. The State agreed to recommend one year of non-custodial probation and to dismiss … forty-five days in the county jail, with six days of jail credit for time previously served. The judge also imposed …
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… trial court's denial of his motion for leave to amend the complaint at the end of the discovery period to include an … and Lohr. The expert noted from Bender's then-current website that Bender offered a "newer type" of tie-down system, … failure to warn [the product user] adequately."2 Ford Motor Credit Co., LLC v. Mendola, 427 N.J. Super. 226, 240 (App. …
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… and applicable law, we affirm. Plaintiff filed an amended complaint seeking a temporary restraining order, which … throughout the interior and exterior of the residence. Two monitors located in the home-office used by defendant … hours on the morning of January 12, 2015, the trial judge credited plaintiff's overall testimony. Plaintiff's …
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… Following his retirement, plaintiff's sole source of income was Social Security, which provides $1754 a month. With … court abused its discretion in failing to conduct the requisite analysis under N.J.S.A. 2A:34- 23(j)(3). N.J.S.A. … and other necessities. 12 A-1158-15T2 Finally, the court credited defendant's testimony that she has not been able to …
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… and argue that Judge Jacobson erred because they were in "compliance" with all applicable state laws and regulations. … is especially appropriate when the evidence is largely testimonial and involves questions of credibility." Seidman, 205 … a minimum of [forty-five] hours or the equivalent to three credit hours offered by an accredited New Jersey college or …
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… In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of seven years imprisonment, subject to … on defendant's appearance at sentencing and truthful testimony against his co-defendants. During the plea colloquy, … but remanded for defendant to receive 190 days of jail credit on each indictment. State v. Glass, No. A- 2588-13 …
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… was sentenced to a state prison term of five years and six months for possession of CDS with intent to distribute … a mandatory minimum of two years and seven months' with credit for time served. In 2014, defendant was released and … (count four); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count …
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… home. According to defendant, she went there to drop off money for her cousin, who was planning defendant's wedding. … the engine and remove the keys from the ignition. Defendant complied. The officer asked defendant if she had been … substance abuse issues and no criminal record. The judge credited defendant for taking responsibility for her actions …
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… ordered to perform two hundred and fifty hours of community service and pay fines and fees totaling $1155. … leader and a role model to others. The employer credited Kollman for accepting responsibility and taking … the exact facts in Kollman, the facts here are inapposite to those in Kollman, where the petitioner's …
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… up surveillance around the 1 The trial court allowed testimony concerning the surveillance video to show what the … her that the child was fine. 6 A-0817-16T4 Following the completion of the evidentiary hearing, on December 1, 2014, … child was unattended in the home. The court also credited the police officer's testimony that he believed …
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… a pension from the employer in the amount of $3,932 per month. It is undisputed that pension was funded solely by … awarded to the former spouse should not be counted as income to him and should be disregarded in determining what … monthly pension benefit was $3,932 and apparently did not credit Fox's testimony regarding a supposed division of the …
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… the time period during which a defendant has been civilly committed pursuant to the Sexually Violent Predator Act … 10 (2013) ("If giving an enactment's words their commonsense and ordinary meaning reveals legislative intent, … their version of events. The jurors evidently did not credit all of their testimony, because they acquitted …
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… Defendant was taken to the hospital, where he was visited by attorney Maurice Snipes, who was acquainted with … and before any charges were filed, Scoca and Snipes accompanied Stribling for an interview at the prosecutor's … programs and requiring certifications of hours for credit). The trial court noted, and we agree, that it …
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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Monmouth County, Docket No. L-4016-17. Lueddeke Law Firm, … from a September 27, 2019 Law Division order dismissing her complaint and entering judgment in favor of defendant Auto … on it, which cost $33,000, and gave her a $31,000 trade-in credit for the Land Rover.1 Plaintiff was advised by …
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… IN DENYING THE MISTRIAL MOTION BECAUSE OFFICER WILSON'S COMMENT THAT [W.B.] WAS RECENTLY IN JAIL WAS SO PREJUDICIAL … 3 A-5868-17T4 POINT IV: [W.B.] WAS IMPROPERLY DENIED JAIL CREDIT ON THE SECOND INDICTMENT. Having reviewed all … not be revealed to the jury. Upon finding that the requisite elements are present, the trial court should permit the …
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… judge refused to vacate his prior order dismissing certain complaints, which he addressed as juvenile delinquency … they originated. The Division charged B.L. by way of summons, returnable in the municipal court, that on December 4, … discovery had ever been received by the first attorney and credited the second attorney's claim that it was never …