Pro se plaintiff Peter Cresci moved for recusal in his two pending cases before the court, one concerning alleged retaliatory ethics charges and suspension of his law license, and the other involving claims of abuse of process and First Amendment retaliation following an arrest on a non-arrestable offense.

The parties cross-moved for summary judgment in a breach of contract, unjust enrichment and account stated action.

The Children's Health Defense moved to intervene in a case where Verizon challenged Monmouth County's denial of its application to install Small Wireless Facilities under the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

Court consolidated back-to-back appeals challenging a series of orders from the Board of Public Utilities regarding solar project extensions and conditional certifications.

Defendants, Amazon.com Services LLC, Rebecca Preston, and Cori Konopka, moved for summary judgment and to seal portions of the filings related to the motion.

Plaintiff Ho-Ho-Kus, Inc.

Defendant challenged the denial of his motion to correct an illegal sentence.

Defendant moved to vacate the entry of default in plaintiff's breach of contract, quantum meruit and promissory estoppel action.

Plaintiff Ramada Worldwide, Inc.

Court granted pro se plaintiff's motion to proceed <em>in forma pauperis </em>but dismissed his emotional distress complaint without prejudice.