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… employee; 2) failure to provide a reasonable accommodation to a pregnant or breastfeeding employee (subject … return date had to be “no more than 45 calendar days past the expected due date.” Under the Light Duty SOP, the … needed, taking into consideration the availability of tax credits, tax deductions, and outside funding; and the extent …
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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. … hearing, restitution amount “was made subject to an unknown credit” for amount to be paid by codefendant, and …
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… matter does not fit neatly into the factual scenarios of past extraordinary-circumstances cases, the Court is … Ferreira conference, id. at 425, we offered counsel for the future. Our decision added that, “going forward, reliance on … malpractice liability insurance coverage or letters of credit for physicians practicing in New Jersey). And again, …
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… the law,” N.J.S.A. 2C:44- 1(a)(9), and “gave partial credit to” both mitigating factor seven, the lack of … with judicial declarations relating to them, and . . . passed or preserved cognate laws with the intention that … at 389 (“The downgrading of an offense is not a prerequisite to finding that the presumption of imprisonment for a …
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… engage in predictive reasoning in order to evaluate the future impact of an LLC member’s current conduct. The panel … It stated that it was skeptical that Carroll could remain a passive member of the LLC. Nonetheless, the court found that … of an operating agreement, it is unable to secure a line of credit or financing from a bank. 12 IE Test acknowledges …
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… must give due regard to the opportunity of the jury to pass upon the credibility of the witnesses. A court must … assess whether a particular damages award is excessive is a futile exercise that should be abandoned. Courts should … business,” but if you need help with the check, “I have my credit card.” On some occasions, however, he did not want to …
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… jury sua sponte on the lesser-included offense of attempted passion/provocation manslaughter. Defendant Lee Funderburg … to suggest that Parham wielded the knife. Even if the jury credited testimony by defendant’s father that Parham … the page.” Here, the AG argues that the Appellate Division cherry-picked several factual references from the record in …
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… Park; the 4 second on January 22, 2009, at First Atlantic Credit Union in Neptune (First Atlantic Bank); and the third … find support for their respective positions in this Court’s past decisions that have addressed circumstances in which … 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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… 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 … indirectly what the statute does not permit directly: bypassing the four- year statute of limitations.7 (4) … 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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… because she did not want to deal with the Division based on past experiences. The worker testified it was defendant's … to provide Victor a safe and stable home in the foreseeable future under the second prong. The judge noted 19 A-1080-21 … with his maternal aunt and uncle, an arrangement the court credited defendant for facilitating. The judge also noted …
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… because she did not want to deal with the Division based on past experiences. The worker testified it was defendant's … to provide Victor a safe and stable home in the foreseeable future under the second prong. The judge noted 19 A-1080-21 … with his maternal aunt and uncle, an arrangement the court credited defendant for facilitating. The judge also noted …
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… Andrew J. Cevasco, Esq. and Nicole G. McDonough, Esq. of Archer & Greiner, PC. I. BACKGROUND EMS was formed by … of his guaranty obligation on the Company’s Line of Credit and commence appropriate legal proceedings to enforce … inability to serve as trial counsel repeatedly over the past two (2) years throughout discovery. Plaintiff alerted …
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… defamed, suffered adverse health effects, and was denied credit. Finally, plaintiff alleged Cutolo's actions violated … Prior to the Association's collection efforts, it passed a March 4, 2014 resolution that declared parking a … Committee concluded that plaintiff was required to pay all future cable bills starting on July 1, 2017 but relieved …
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… Not, Either Independently (as the Trial Judge Found) or In Combination with the Tip, Provide a Sufficient Basis for a … law, we affirm. I. On September 7, 2016, Officer Michael Pastore (Pastore) of the Middle Township Police Department … for probable cause, provided that a substantial basis for crediting that information is presented." Jones, 179 N.J. at …
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… afterward, Dr. John Park, the managing member of Parko, visited the building and observed debris on the ground, power … one. But, so is an alternative interpretation that encompasses what happened to Parko's building; and, as noted … materials, and "cyclical roof loading." Even if one credits Mercer's expert, a covered cause resulted in the …
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… and was able to find consistent work as a substitute teacher in the Montgomery Township school district. In 2016, … employability in two areas for which she had requisite skills, i.e., as a teacher or musician. Stein opined … income taxes for 2012, 2013, and 2014, and give plaintiff a credit because he overpaid his share of taxes due to …
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… as a defendant in cases relating to drugs and criminal trespass. In any event, we consider only that the officer knew … 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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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 15-02-0113. Paul Condon … "excessive," arguing the judge "failed to give meaningful credit to defendant's mitigating factors," and "erroneously … 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 … property to the joint venture, and the Mitscheles were credited with a $4 million capital contribution. The Wilfs … presented by the Wilfs would . . . effectively render futile the remedy provision [XV(b)], upon which the …
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… complaint included other defendants who were not named in future iterations of the pleading or were otherwise … subject to a two-year statute of limitations. Vitale v. Schering-Plough Corp., 231 N.J. 234, 249 (2017) (citing … Prosecution § 14 at 966); see also Brunson v. Affinity Fed. Credit Union, 199 N.J. 381, 399 (2009) (noting prosecutor's …