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… employee; 2) failure to provide a reasonable accommodation to a pregnant or breastfeeding employee (subject … not render moot Delanoy’s present challenge. See City of Mesquite v. Aladdin’s Castle Inc., 455 U.S. 283, 289 n.10 … needed, taking into consideration the availability of tax credits, tax deductions, and outside funding; and the extent …
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… plaintiffs, an individual and his limited liability towing company, entered into a contract for the purchase of a … conducting research on the internet, Goodman found the website for Navistar, which manufactures “International” brand … Goodman testified that he also conducted research on the website of co- defendant Dynamic Towing Equipment and …
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… RSI Bank v. The Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Company (A-68-16) (079116) Argued January 17, 2018 -- … victim of the participant’s alleged offense for unspecified future losses is not an appropriate condition of PTI. … no ability-to-pay hearing to assess Likakis’s current and future resources, and the PTI court did not impose a …
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… is an appropriate avenue for addressing failures to comply with the affidavit of merit requirement. T.T. gave … and will not serve to toll the statutory time frames.” Id. at 426. (pp. 12-15) 3. The Court’s warning in … Ferreira conference, id. at 425, we offered counsel for the future. Our decision added that, “going forward, reliance on …
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… shotgun. As part of that agreement, the State was to recommend a sentence of five years’ imprisonment with one year … or fleeing after the commission of certain designated crimes.” State v. Robinson, 217 N.J. 594, 607 (2014) (quoting … at 389 (“The downgrading of an offense is not a prerequisite to finding that the presumption of imprisonment for a …
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… In this appeal, the Court considers the Limited Liability Company Act (LLCA) and the circumstances under which … engage in predictive reasoning in order to evaluate the future impact of an LLC member’s current conduct. The panel … of an LLC member. That statute required, as a prerequisite to dissolution, a finding that it was “not reasonably …
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… that when lunch was served, Bartikofsky, and others, would comment about the lack of “Mexican restaurants in the area” … award may fall within a wide spectrum of acceptable outcomes. (pp. 22-24) 2. A jury’s verdict is cloaked with a … assess whether a particular damages award is excessive is a futile exercise that should be abandoned. Courts should …
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… point defendant lunged at him and punched him several times in the chest. Defendant’s father and brother, who were … 16-17) 2 2. Attempted passion/provocation manslaughter is comprised of four elements: (1) the provocation must be … the entire record in every murder trial to see if some combination of facts and inferences might rationally sustain …
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… of a trial record that included evidence establishing an incomplete affirmative defense, the Court considers the … the Asbury Park and Neptune Police Departments identified James Fairley as a suspect in three Monmouth County bank … on the State’s failure to prove that he formed the requisite intent to be an accomplice to the robberies being …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS _____________________________________ … and which is permitted to be carried forward to successive future tax years. N.J.S.A. 54:10A-4(k)(6)(B). The carry … a taxpayer that as to NOLs (or other types of deductions or credits which can be carried forward), a taxpayer’s records …
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… old, and the Division had already filed its guardianship complaint. The Division amended its complaint to include … boy as his sister and niece kept him updated when they visited Victor at his aunt's house. Asked whether he thought … to provide Victor a safe and stable home in the foreseeable future under the second prong. The judge noted 19 A-1080-21 …
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… old, and the Division had already filed its guardianship complaint. The Division amended its complaint to include … boy as his sister and niece kept him updated when they visited Victor at his aunt's house. Asked whether he thought … to provide Victor a safe and stable home in the foreseeable future under the second prong. The judge noted 19 A-1080-21 …
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… order to memorialize the new ownership structure, Manzo recommended, and Giovinazzo and Plaintiff agreed, to hire Mr. … by the terms of the Operating Agreement. As concerns the compensation to be paid to the members, Section 4.4 of the … the members. Ibid. Thus, according to Plaintiff, at all times relevant to this dispute, Cevasco knew that, contrary to …
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… there for nearly thirty years. The master deed defines common expenses as "all costs and expenses to be incurred … Committee concluded that plaintiff was required to pay all future cable bills starting on July 1, 2017 but relieved … Association's] demand amounted to more than [thirty-five] times the $900 amount paid to [the Association]," which was …
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… Not, Either Independently (as the Trial Judge Found) or In Combination with the Tip, Provide a Sufficient Basis for a … and Document Its Acceptance of the Extended[-]Term Recommendation. After reviewing the record in light of the … of the Middle Township Police Department Street Crimes Unit (SCU) applied for a warrant to search defendant and …
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… Plaintiff-Respondent/ Cross-Appellant, v. MERCER INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Defendant-Appellant/ … afterward, Dr. John Park, the managing member of Parko, visited the building and observed debris on the ground, power … materials, and "cyclical roof loading." Even if one credits Mercer's expert, a covered cause resulted in the …
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… December 9, 2019 – Decided May 28, 2020 Before Judges Messano and Ostrer. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … its allegations. It suffices to say that motion practice commenced almost immediately thereafter and continued … employability in two areas for which she had requisite skills, i.e., as a teacher or musician. Stein opined …
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… V A REMAND IS REQUIRED IN VIEW OF ERRORS THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED IN IMPOSING SENTENCE.2 We are unpersuaded by these … review[.]" The judge found the call certainly relevant to refute the alibi defense insofar as it appears that the phone … factor three. We also note defendant received jail credits from August 31, 2017 to September 7, 2017 and …
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… 2:00 a.m., Ferron Green was fatally shot several times in the parking lot of Universal Supermarket, located on … at one another. As the argument became increasingly combative, some guests tried unsuccessfully "to break it … case after the jury returned a guilty verdict "does not irrefutably prove that defendant is likely to reoffend, but it …
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… of the joint venture, and in February 2011, the Mitscheles commenced an arbitration proceeding. After nine days of … underlying business: the sale of lots and construction of homes. . . . . . . . Unlike the [Wilfs], the [Mitscheles] … presented by the Wilfs would . . . effectively render futile the remedy provision [XV(b)], upon which the …