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David W. Field (00378-1984) LOWENSTEIN SANDLER LLP 65 Livingston Avenue Roseland, New Jersey 07068 973.597.2500 Attorneys for Defendant LifeCell Corporation IN RE: ALLODERM® LITIGATION CASE CODE 295 MICHAEL SIMINERI and KAREN SIMINERI, h/w, Plaintiffs, v. …
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… are without merit, we affirm.1 The matter has a long and complicated factual and procedural history which is set out … which Annunziata acquired at a price of eight million dollars at a bankruptcy auction. Annunziata located the … exercise of the option, Annunziata filed a pro se verified complaint in the Chancery Division demanding specific …
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… of this [c]ontract, the Provider Agency shall comply with all applicable policies and procedures issued by … Manual [(CPIM)] (as from time to time amended). Failure to comply with these policies and procedures shall be grounds to terminate the contract. The CPIM is a compendium of policy circulars that are incorporated by …
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… Ringel1 own numerous properties through various holding companies. For many years, they have disagreed on the … plaintiffs Chana and CR Lakewood, a limited liability company with Chana as the sole member. Defendants are … area dealing with properties worth tens of millions of dollars, to find potential buyers for Pinewood. He then sent …
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… the jury's conclusion that plaintiff did not suffer a compensable injury as a result of the accident is reasonable … on February 16, 2017, when he was struck from behind by a commercial vehicle.2 He was wearing a seatbelt and did not … find objective evidence of the tingling sensation plaintiff complained of in his hands through objective testing. …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MORRIS … because laches cannot be used to bar an action at law commenced within the statute of limitations. Fox v. Millman, … […], to raise their supposed entitlement to billions of dollars in payment; and (4) the Company’s SEC filings which …
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… Inc. appeals from the April 28, 2016 order dismissing its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs seeking the … not attend the hearing. The Planning Board unanimously recommended that the Municipal Council designate the City Hall … elements." It "sustained hundreds of thousands of dollars of flood damage to the basement, elevator mechanism …
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… for school tuition for [his] three . . . children." The complaint alleged "mismanagement of and/or self-dealing … Defendants denied the allegations and moved to dismiss the complaint, alleging that an arbitration clause in the … They contended that Abbassi received "tens of thousands of dollars in tuition credits for 'roofing repairs.'" Abbassi …
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… paternal grandparents M.E.B. and K.N., filed an adoption complaint seeking to adopt their granddaughter, E.G. E.G. is … and defendants did not consent to the adoption. The complaint was ultimately dismissed for lack of subject … the pendency of this action, plaintiffs filed a visitation complaint, which was also contested by defendants. The …
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… inflicted on the victim; three, the risk defendant would commit another offense; six, the extent of defendant's prior … We find none of these arguments availing and confine our comments to the first point. Defendant's arguments regarding … narcotics. But the investigative detention defendant complains of in this case arose out of defendant's …
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… The court dismissed with prejudice Joy's amended verified complaint in which she advanced claims for unjust … Joy also argues the trial court erred in dismissing her complaint under the entire controversy doctrine. We … McDermott both operated Bart J. McDermott, Inc. (BJM), a company primarily involved in residential real estate …
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… Probable Cause that an Offense Has Been or Is Being Committed. B. There Was No Probable Cause that [Defendant] … ]grounded suspicion" that a crime has been or is being committed.'" State v. 5 A-1129-18T4 Sullivan, 169 N.J. 204, … where he was arrested. Forty-nine glassine bags and twenty dollars was recovered from defendant's person. The officer …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … declared null and void because of Plaintiffs inability to comply with the five required conditions. On July 24, 2018, … Decision, Defendant was to submit a proposed order that complied with the award of damages stemming from the …
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… from a June 12, 2015 Law Division order dismissing his complaint with prejudice for failing to provide discovery. … For the reasons that follow, we affirm. Plaintiff commenced this action on November 4, 2013, by filing a … construction projects which generated more than 1.2 million dollars in revenue. Gillikin deposited the money into the …
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… Because our review of the record convinces us the errors complained of, either singly or in combination, did not deprive plaintiffs of a fair trial, we … of the potential that plaintiffs' prior claims could become relevant in this action. Plaintiffs made an in limine …
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… from the Chancery Division's March 18, 2015 order allowing commissions to Village's assignee, Barry W. Frost, and … filed against Village. Appellants argue the award of a full commission to Frost was unconscionable "considering that the … claims totaled in excess of approximately three million dollars. 3 A-3932-14T4 they contend that their counsel was …
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… The State's rejection of Defendant from PTI, against the recommendation of the PTI director, should be reversed, … money from friends, ranging from twenty to one hundred dollars, for discounting the phones. The aggregate … law enforcement officers arrested him and charged him in a complaint- warrant with theft by deception and conspiracy. …
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… reverse and remand. On September 4, 2019, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants alleging violations of CEPA, … 29 U.S.C. § 201 to § 219. Defendants did not respond to the complaint, and, on July 31, 2020, the judge granted … forty-eight hours. Plaintiff did not receive overtime compensation for the additional hours worked. According to …
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… defendant whittled down plaintiff's original ten-count complaint to two counts: defamation/slander (count one) and violations of the Telecommunications Act (TCA), 47 U.S.C. §§201 -231, and Federal … provided to Chase in 2014 generated over one million dollars in revenue. This revenue stream steadily 2 According …
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… 5, 2018. On February 14, 2019, plaintiff filed an amended complaint against defendants, alleging: (1) breach of … Protection Act;2 and (3) retaliation in violation of common law.3 Defendants moved to dismiss the amended … be responsible for paying [p]laintiff fifty thousand dollars . . . subject to and in accordance with the terms of …