The New Jersey Supreme Court wisely declined the opportunity to jump into the wormhole of self-procured insurance issued by unauthorized, out-of-state insurers. Instead, in Johnson & Johnson v. Dir., Div.
In State v. Williams, the New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed the Appellate Division’s opinion that reversed a trial court’s order denying suppression of certain physical evidence. Police officers knocked on
If you live in NJ and have kids, read Estate of Narleski v. Gomes. Here, the NJ Supreme Court held that an underage adult defendant may be held civilly liable
In Flansman v. Jenny Craig, Inc., the NJ Supreme Court enforced an arbitration agreement that did not name an arbitrator, designate an arbitration organization to conduct the proceeding, or set out
In Fraternal Order of Police, Newark Lodge No. 12 v. City of Newark, the NJ Supreme Court weighed in on a hot-button topic that was on its docket prior to
In Skuse v. Pfizer, the Supreme Court upheld Pfizer’s arbitration clause, which the company sent via email to its employees. The Court ruled that Pfizer’s communication informed Skuse that if
In In re Ridgefield Park Bd. of Educ., the NJ Supreme Court ruled N.J.S.A. 18A:16-17.2 mandates that, when employees of local school boards reach Tier 4 contribution levels in their first
In NJ Republican State Comm. v. Murphy, the NJ Supreme Court ruled that the state’s COVID-19 Emergency Bond Act is valid under the state’s Debt Limitation Clause, and the state’s
In this case, the NJ Supreme Court adopted a new rule in which the Court enumerated the categories of documents subject to discover in an NJ Sexually Violent Predator Act
In a must-read opinion for any criminal practitioner, in a 4 to 3 split, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in State v. Andrews that, pursuant to a valid search warrant,
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