A police officer, driving a marked car in hot pursuit of a fleeing suspect in a vehicle, struck an unrelated vehicle in an intersection which gave rise to appellees' negligence claims against the city.

Defendant condominium owner appealed the court's order denying her petition to strike discontinuance of the action. The court concluded that its order should be affirmed.

Trial court erred in finding for plaintiff in action over insurance coverage for electronic data deleted from a third party's computer and court found that while the term "your computers" was ambiguous and had to be construed in favor of plaintiff, there was no evidence to show the cost of replacing the data exceeded the policy deductible and defendant had a reasonable basis, as a matter of law, for denying the claim. Vacated.

Complaint Is Dismissed as Sanction for Ongoing Offensive Behavior, Disregard of Orders

Appellee was injured on a city street when a branch of a Bradford pear tree fell off and struck her.

Debtor's unsupported statement of intent to return to prior residence insufficient to support homestead exemption

No error in declining to sever offending portions of arbitration agreement "permeated with unconscionability"

Decision & Orders and Order & Decrees signed:January 10-17, 2024

Company appealed New Jersey Department of Transportation's rejection of its bid for a federally funded project.

Father, proceeding pro se, appealed the court's order removing him as guardian of the estate of his incapacitated adult son. The court concluded that it did not err in refusing to grant father additional continuances of its scheduled hearing on the matter, or in decreeing that father should be removed as his son's estate guardian.