New Jersey Law Journal
...9132 In the Matter of Lore, App. Div. (per...9086 S.D. v. Division of Medical Assistance and Health...
..., App. Div. (per curiam) (7 pp.) Lore appeals the final decision of the Civil Service Commission terminating him from his position as a Correction...
...2-8949 Sevell’s Auto Body Co. Inc. v. Borough of Roselle Park, App. Div. (per curiam) (11 pp.) Plaintiff Sevell’...
...In re New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council Approval of the Petition for Plan Conformance for the Town of Clinton, Hunterdon County...
...appeals from a final decision of the Division of Purchase and Property (DPP...
... COMMERCIAL LAW – FRANCHISE...
...4 pp.) Appellant applied for a professional boxing license with the intention of fighting in a May 9, 2009, boxing contest in Atlantic City. On...
...liability company (also known as the LLC) is a relatively new form of unincorporated business entity. LLCs were first introduced in this country when Wyoming...
...Allen Zavodnick appeals from a judgment confirming an arbitration award in favor of his former law firm, plaintiff Zavodnick, Perlmutter & Boccia, L.L.C...
...U., to her mother, F.H.U. This will allow the return of M.U. to her former home in Turkey. We hold that when...
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