New Jersey Law Journal
...even if the parties consent. Id. § 4 cmt 4. Enforcement of Oral Settlement Agreements Reached at Mediation Disputes concerning the...
...thwart law enforcement, and increase the risk to the public," wrote temporarily assigned Superior Court Judge George Leone, joined by Appellate Division Judges Clarkson...
The Opportunity to Compete Act, introduced in the N.J. Senate on on Feb. 21, is the latest of a series of reforms that aim to reduce barriers faced by ex-offenders attempting to re-enter the workforc
...on the conservation easement. This led to the DEP issuing enforcement documents. A notice of violation cited the offenses and directed the Hubers...
...out. Rather than pursuing arbitration, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Chancery Division seeking to dissolve LHA. After the parties failed to reach a settlement...
...and outstanding fees, a state appeals court says. The Appellate Division reversed a trial judge who found that the outstanding points of dissent...
...of lawsuits were filed each year seeking to identify Internet speakers, and enforcement of subpoenas was almost automatic. Since Dendrite, both the number...
...FAMILY LAW 25-2-9866 New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services v. T.C., App. Div. (per...
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...Probation Division (Probation). Plaintiff's lawsuit stems from his arrest and incarceration on a warrant for non-appearance at a child support enforcement hearing...
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