New Jersey Law Journal
... Wrongful-death claims in a double-fatal crash on a county road are defeated at arbitration. USED-CAR...
...the 1990s, it is overgrown with foliage and is listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places. Montange represents, along with the...
...front of the guardrail, rather than behind it as required by the New Jersey Department of Transportation Roadway Design Manual. The state filed...
...34;red herring" because the car should have stayed on the road. Buckley's attorney, Alan Zegas, asserted before the Supreme Court...
...Towers Urban Renewal, Total Property Concepts). Insurer: Greater New York Mutual for Church Towers Urban Renewal and Total Property Concepts....
...that it was "commonly known as Golden Orchards (south of Ell Road)…." However, the tax lot numbers were not correct. The parcel...
Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
...Barrick v. State of New Jersey, Dep't of Treasury...absence of sidewalks or defined road shoulders would require pedestrians to...
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