In an issue of first impression, the New Jersey Appellate Division held that New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination’s (LAD) procedural prohibition, which precluded arbitration in the plaintiff’s case, is preempted
In less than a year, the New Jersey Appellate Division issued its second Sky Zone Trampoline Park opinion. In a scenario stunningly similar to the one presented in Gayles v.
The New Jersey Appellate Division rejected the State’s argument that the defendant’s alleged assault of her elderly mother violated the neglect of an elderly person statute. A police officer observed
The New Jersey Appellate Division upheld Governor Murphy’s executive order requiring, among other things, that corrections officers – because of the nature of the facilities in which they work –
Plaintiff Woodmont Properties, LLC, contracted to purchase a tract of land from non-party Hovbros Burlington LLC. Defendant TD Bank, N.A., which held mortgages on the property, foreclosed and was the
The New Jersey Appellate Division revisited the need for law enforcement to inform a criminal suspect of the charges he might be facing prior to any interrogation. Here, officers had
The New Jersey Appellate Division considered the reach and contours of the common law litigation privilege, which insulates a litigant from harmful or defamatory statements or communications made during judicial
The New Jersey Appellate Division reversed the trial court’s grant of summary judgment. Plaintiff sued Defendant-appellants alleging medical negligence and vicarious liability for the negligent acts of their agents or employees.
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that the trial court erred when it permitted certain DNA evidence to be admitted against the defendant in his trial that resulted in a
The New Jersey Appellate Division affirmed a judge’s order, which denied the plaintiff’s application under the Open Public Records Act (“OPRA”) to compel the defendants to produce privileged documents and
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