A group of vexatious litigants who sought to challenge the constitutionality of the law, failed to prove on appeal that they were entitled to relief.

90/180 Day Requirement of Insurance Law 5102 (d) Dismissed in Personal Injury Case

Plaintiff owns Porretto Beach. After years of litigation against the Texas General Land Office which had blocked her sale of the beach property, plaintiff filed for bankruptcy.

Appellant and others lured the victim to a garage under the pretense of a drug deal, where defendant and his accomplices planned to rob and kill him.

Court Denies Mandamus and Injunction Where Statute Required Strict Compliance to Appear on Ballot

Motion Denied; Defendants Failed to Provide Adequate Support For Motion

Plaintiff, proceeding pro se and <em>in forma pauperis</em>, brought an action against Capital Health Medical Center-Hopewell and Capital Health Primary Care-Bellrue, alleging constitutional violations, federal and New Jersey law violations, and medical malpractice.

Court Defaults and Awards Damages in Rental Car Damage Recovery Claim

Court Found to Lack Standing in Sentencing Ruling

Court Dismisses Individual Claims in Favor of Derivative Claims where Injuries Fell to Derivative Party