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… of the hiring through former co-workers, she filed a complaint in the Law Division alleging age discrimination in … after [plaintiff] was terminated? . . . . 8 A-5072-15T2 A: Very soon – before I left, there was another clerk hired, … would render it non-traditional. As a result, Hoag is inapposite to plaintiff's case. Plaintiff claims she adduced prima …
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… were "deplorable." For example, "[t]here were roaches everywhere, and there [were] holes in the walls where roaches were coming out." Defendant informed the caseworker a pile of … testified further that the living room couches had "a very sticky film" over them. The cushions were torn apart …
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… custody and child support order in New Jersey. In his accompanying certification, plaintiff averred that "[d]uring … finish[ed] . . . officer training with the Army Officer Commissioning School th[at] summer." After two … regarding a change in venue as the Appellate Division may very well decide a different venue would be appropriate," …
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… and the motion judge: THE COURT: Now, here is something very important that I want you to know. When you have an … petition by order dated December 15, 2015. She issued a comprehensive, twenty-four 5 A-3299-15T3 page written … DEFENDANT PRESENTED PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE THAT JOHN J. CONVERY, ESQ., DESIGNATED PLEA COUNSEL, PROVIDED HIM WITH …
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… Wiseberg, on the brief). PER CURIAM At the time of the commencement of this action, plaintiff N.M. was married to … lodestar amount." He found that "this task has been made very difficult if not altogether impossible by plaintiff's … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal service properly; (2) the …
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… These contentions lack merit and warrant only brief comment. We address at greater length defendant's argument … "to depict the . . . coat and the hat that shows – that's very similar to the other . . . individual in the video." … State had not demonstrated each element, including the requisite state of mind, of burglary or criminal mischief.2 2 …
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… was stunned by this news; although resistant, he eventually commenced a casual relationship with Castellano that … argue that the judge should have permitted additional discovery, which they deem crucial to the issues. They also … Trust Created Dec. 20, 1961, 166 N.J. at 352, not the opposite. For the reasons expressed, we conclude that, even when …
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… New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Ocean County, Complaint No. FJ-15-0859-16. Joseph E. Krakora, Public … facility also raises constitutional concerns, because not every county has access to an approved short- term juvenile … a rational basis for such distinctions." Ibid. "At the very least, the differences which distinguish the various …
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… INC., Third-Party Defendants- Respondents, and PLANNED COMPANIES d/b/a PLANNED BUILDING SERVICES, INC.; PLANNED … Management, Inc.2 In November 2009, following discovery of a recording device in a women's restroom, police … 5 A-4896-15T1 After a considerable period of discovery, defendants moved for partial summary judgment, seeking …
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… capacity and on behalf of a putative class action, filed a complaint against defendants, satellite radio providers,1 … from defendants in December 2017, he went to defendants' website and attempted to reactivate his 1453 account previously … renew on February 8, 2019. Your renewal will bill every month at the current rate for an estimated total charge …
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… of the award – Estil's retained counsel filed a verified complaint against NJT in the Law Division, seeking to vacate … 2A:24-7 (providing "[a] party to the arbitration may . . . commence an action" to vacate an award). Instead, his … our analysis. "Judicial review of an arbitration award is very limited." Bound Brook Bd. of Educ. v. Ciripompa, 228 …
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… A Family Part judge entered the FRO after finding defendant committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. … called collect two to three times per day; plaintiff visited defendant "at least once a month." The genesis of the … was difficult. Plaintiff testified that defendant "was very unhappy" because he could not resume his …
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… charge. However, in defendant's pre-sentence report (PSR) completed on or around May 10, 2013, defendant stated, "I … of the third degree[.] For third-degree eluding, the requisite mens rea is "knowingly." Therefore, in order to … defendant's responses to the trial judge's questions could very well be construed as an admission to a recklessly or …
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… third-degree offenses for sentencing purposes, and to recommend concurrent four-year flat sentences on counts one … sentence on count five. Defendant would be required to comply with Megan's Law and be placed on Parole Supervision … the children for having drugs in the home and for keeping a very dirty and unkempt home not suitable for children." 6 …
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… Accusing plaintiff of planning an affair during her upcoming business trip, defendant punched a wall in their … plaintiff's direction. Plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint, reporting the incident and alleging prior acts of … the escalating text messages sent by defendant evinced "a very controlling individual," who had no regard for the …
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… and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2019-1899. The Law Offices of Fusco & … problems including limited cognitive ability" based on his "very low" scores "on two tests of cognitive ability," … that F.S. is not qualified to perform the requisite job duties. The Commission explained that Dr. Kanen …
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… initially enrolled in PERS on September 1, 2005, when she commenced public employment as an adjunct professor at Gloucester Community College (GCC). On November 2007, Triola began … (Law Div. 1974)). "Equitable estoppel is applied in only very compelling 14 A-1784-18 circumstances." Davin, L.L.C. …
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… that term. On appeal, defendant argues that the trial court committed plain error in three separate aspects of its jury … obsessive-compulsive disorder, explaining that "people with very severe OCD can have moments where they go over the edge … considering the State's burden of proof which is to prove every element of a 13 A-5192-18 charge presented beyond a …
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… 20, 25 (App. Div. 1987). If the defendant meets the requisite threshold burden, however, the court must conduct a … 3 Pedro Anaya was charged in the same indictment as committing the same offenses as defendant. 8 A-1572-19 The … and her codefendants, "[t]he fact that the defendants are very careful may explain why the number is now registered to …
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… 24, 2020 order denying plaintiff's motion to amend his complaint; a February 25, 2020 order granting 4 A-3612-19 … of the allegations does not reveal a legal basis for recovery" should the motion be granted. Ibid. (quoting Edwards … reading of plaintiff's complaint reveals no basis for recovery. Ibid. Furthermore, during oral argument, plaintiff's …