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April 19, 2004 |

Gershon v. Regency Diving Center et al.

An exculpatory release that had been executed by decedent as a condition of receiving scuba-diving instructions from defendants is unenforceable and void and does not preclude decedent's heirs from prosecuting a wrongful-death action; even if decedent had had the legal authority to bargain away his potential heirs' statutory right, society's interest in assuring that his dependents may seek economic compensation in a wrongful-death action outweighs his freedom to contract; to the extent that Libera i
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January 26, 2012 |

The Demise of the Certificate of Insurance?

This familiar document may not be all it's purported to be.
6 minute read
Lance Armstrong, Publishers Move to Dismiss Lawsuit
Publication Date: 2013-08-06
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The publishers of Lance Armstrong’s autobiographical books have moved to dismiss a proposed class action asserting that they misled consumers into believing they were buying an honest narrative of the disgraced cyclist's life.

April 30, 2010 |

Calendar

Calendar of events.
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June 21, 1999 |

Town Prosecutors Can't Do Criminal Defense in County

Part-time municipal prosecutors who defend criminal suspects in the same county have until July 1 to decide which part of their practice they want to keep. A three-judge Appellate Division panel delayed until then its ban on lawyers wearing both hats, while prosecutors seek state Supreme Court review of the case, State v. Clark, A-5661- 96T4. It applies only to cases in which a defense lawyer's appearance was entered on or after July 1.
8 minute read
October 26, 2011 |

Examining Psychological Injury In the Workplace

Some employees can recover lost wages after resigning from work due to a mental condition caused by the employer?s actions.
7 minute read
August 14, 2006 |

Muhammad v. County Bank of Rehoboth Beach et al

A class-arbitration waiver in a consumer contract is unenforceable as being unconscionable; the public interest at stake in effectively pursing statutory rights under this State's consumer protection laws overrides the right to seek enforcement of the class-arbitration bar.
6 minute read
January 17, 2005 |

Corbo v. Elliot et al

Consistent with the goals of Best Practices, the track assignment in a case involving multiple causes of action that, if filed separately, would be assigned to different tracks with different presumptive discovery periods, should be based on the predominant or fundamental causes of action in the case; here, where the predominant claims sound in tort, the case is assigned to Track II.
10 minute read
June 28, 2007 |

Trinity Church v. Atkin Olshin Lawson-Bell et al

Plaintiff's complaint alleging construction defects was properly dismissed because it was filed beyond the statute of limitations which, by contract, ran from the date of substantial completion, and because plaintiff failed to provide evidence of inequitable conduct by defendants.
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