Family trust established to pay pensions to domestic employees was not subject to ERISA coverage where it could not qualify as a multiple-employer plan due to the lack of necessary connection between the family members and the family members' lack of involvement in managing the trust.

Plaintiff John Miranda appealed an order granting summary judgment to defendants Alexander Rinaldi and the law firm Salny, Redbord and Rinaldi, dismissing plaintiff's legal malpractice claims with prejudice.

Plaintiffs moved to appeal an interlocutory order that barred their expert reports at trial.

Summary Judgment Granted, Defendant Did Not Waive Executed Leasing Commission

Plaintiff Atiya Kirkland moved to proceed <em>in forma pauperis</em>.

Criminal Defendant Fails to Obtain Relief

Plaintiff appealed a Family Part order designating defendant as the parent of primary residence for their daughter, permitting daughter to attend school in the Cherry Hill School District, and reducing plaintiff's parenting time.

Incomplete Discovery Prevents Full Response to Copyright, Trademark Infringement Claims

Court Remanded Zoning Approval Due to Lack of Detailed Factual Findings and Legal Conclusions by Zoning Board

Anticipatory Repudiation Claim Is Duplicative of Surviving Contract Breach Claims