Plaintiffs, decedents' estates, appealed the denial of their motion to amend their complaint and the dismissal of the complaint.

Parties moved for summary judgment in plaintiff's trademark infringement action and defendant's affirmative defenses.

Plaintiff appealed the dismissal of her complaint asserting negligence in the provision of emergency medical care.

Petitioner R.S.

The Borough of Carteret appealed a decision by the Public Employment Relations Commission that denied the Borough's petition to exclude lieutenants from the Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association, Local 67, a collective bargaining unit representing rank-and-file firefighters in the Borough's fire department.

Plaintiff moved to reopen fact discovery to depose Michael Bongrazio, an employee of the adjustment company hired by the defendant.

Defendants filed motions to dismiss and a motion to seal.

Plaintiff, an international trade association that represented the three national consumer reporting agencies, filed suit to challenge an amendment to the New Jersey Fair Credit Reporting Act that allowed New Jersey consumers to request credit file disclosures in English, Spanish, and at least ten other languages.

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's pro se action alleging note and mortgage holder negligently failed to provide him with options to avoid foreclosure, failed to disburse "tax payments" and violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

Plaintiff submitted multiple <em>in forma pauperis</em> applications.