New Jersey Law Journal
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...v. Continental Insurance Company (281 P...by collecting suitably enhanced premiums. ...
...New Jersey's largest personal injury recoveries grew markedly in 2012, the Law Journal's annual survey...
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...order to show cause against the MVC and against a private towing company and an individual. The Law Division dismissed the complaint as to the...
...panel affirms, finding that plaintiff failed to vault the verbal threshold for recovery of damages for pain and suffering where she showed that she suffered...
...Templeton, App. Div. (per curiam) (5 pp.) Defendant Cure Automobile Insurance Company appeals from an order that granted plaintiff Cooper Hospital’s motion...
New Jersey Law Journal
...unclaimed monies from the $40 million consumer settlement pool even after full recovery to consumer plaintiffs, all unclaimed funds would go into a cy pres...
...160; 03-2-5949 Cranio Associates v. Encompass Insurance Company, App. Div. (per curiam) (14 pp.) The insured was injured in...
...Defendant testified regarding her changed and worsened circumstances following the divorce, which enhanced her need to relocate. Defendant's good faith reasons for the move...
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