New Jersey Law Journal
...supported by substantial credible evidence, the panel affirms, noting that the evidence on which an agency decision is reached may include hearsay evidence provided, as...
...lamented the fact that people do not make important financial decisions based on cold, rational self-interest. This dilemma will sound familiar to many lawyers...
...148; from his win in a race held at the Meadowlands Racetrack on June 13, 2009, and ordered that the purse be redistributed. The appellate...
...The court based its decision on an arbitration clause in the...deficiencies in workmanship by defendant contractor, in connection with a basement...
...motion for reconsideration. The panel affirms because defendants never served their demand on plaintiff and failed to provide any explanation for this failure, also failed...
...business with any other person on the basis of" the...services with two physicians/independent contractors. Central to the Appellate Division...
...its early stages, and its impact is not yet known, many...vendors attempting to do business, on both the state and local...
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...arbitration. The arbitrator refused to award the Joneses damages or counsel fees on the claims under the Consumer Fraud Act (CFA). The Joneses argue that...
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