The New Jersey Appellate Division was confronted with the issue of whether the general policies recognized by the Court Rules that support broad discovery between parties to the litigation necessarily
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that “a parent’s Portee claim should be tolled and preserved until the time the child asserts their claim.” In these matters arising out of
It didn’t take long for the New Jersey Appellate Division to grapple with the New Jersey Supreme Court’s ruling in State v. Comer. Here, the Appellate Division remanded a case
The New Jersey Appellate Division reversed the trial court’s order that denied the parties’ joint motion to vacate the mandatory period of parole ineligibility of the defendant’s sentence. The parties
In these ten one-sided appeals, which the New Jersey Appellate Division consolidated, Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group LLC (“the firm”), challenged the denial of its motions to enforce the
The New Jersey Appellate Division heard a husband’s appeal after the trial court bifurcated a divorce, conducted a bench trial on the grounds for the divorce, and found in favor
The New Jersey Appellate Division heard cross-appeals concerning the defendant’s sentence after convictions for leaving the scene of a fatal motor vehicle accident and endangering an injured victim. The State
A neighborhood in Egg Harbor Township filed a petition for deannexation under N.J.S.A. 40A:7-12, seeking to annex their small community to the neighboring Borough of Longport. The township referred the
Once again, the New Jersey Appellate Division grappled with an untimely notice of claim under the Tort Claims Act. The plaintiff sued his former teacher and the school district that
The plaintiff filed suit against his former track coach and the school district that employed him based on allegations that the track coach had sexually assaulted him. At issue was
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