New Jersey Law Journal
...closure of buildings is an abuse of process because it oversteps its authority, and that the ALJ should have granted her motion to obtain testimony...
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...that the civil service statutes and rules do not require an appointing authority to fill a vacancy. The panel affirms, finding that the applicable statutes...
...account. The panel affirms, finding that, inter alia, plaintiff has cited no authority for the claim that a corporate shareholder who permits a corporation to...
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...appears to be the first salvo of New Jersey litigation over the power losses caused by Hurricane Sandy, the state's second-largest electric company...
Notice to the bar
...township, but the pipe was owned and controlled by the Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA), which is a separate and independent entity. After filing notice of...
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