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...of opposing decisions. In one of the cases, a Franklin County judge denied an auto-accident defendant's motion asking for access to...
...of opposing decisions. In one of the cases, a Franklin County judge denied an auto-accident defendant's motion asking for access to...
..., Jewish Family Service of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, Ocean City New Jersey CARE, Tunnel to Towers...
...favor of the measure.The highest proportion was in Ocean County, N.J., where 85.2 percent voted yes, followed by Burlington...
...favor of the measure. The highest proportion was in Ocean County, where 85.2 percent voted yes, followed by Burlington, 85.1...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...foot radius, for possible electromagnetic or radio interference. Last Jan. 4, Ocean County Superior Court Judge Ronald Hoffman denied the state's motion for...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...Development v. Cleaner Lakewood, A-2819-10. The Ocean County suit was brought by Somerset Development of Lakewood and its president...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...are several good law firms in the region comprising Monmouth and Ocean counties, the only one of any real size is Red Bank, N...
...pay for four months. Marquis Jones Jr., of the Ocean County Family Part, also must undergo alcohol counseling, the Supreme Court ordered...
...been thrown out on summary judgment. On March 23, Ocean County, N.J., Superior Court Judge Rochelle Gizinski held that Guido failed...
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