Defendant Rutgers University appealed a jury verdict that found the university violated plaintiff Asmar Fortney's procedural due process rights under the New Jersey Constitution, awarding him $490,000 in damages.

Plaintiffs moved for default judgment and sanctions against defendant Cooper, alleging discovery violations in a case involving two catastrophic fires that caused approximately $50 million in damages.

Plaintiff sought discovery outside the administrative record in an ERISA action against defendant Pension Fund.

State challenged trial court's decision to grant expungement under New Jersey's "clean slate" Act, N.J.S.A.

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's claims for breach of contract related to contractual credit arrangements from 2014 to 2018.

Petitioner challenged the decision denying his application for accidental disability retirement benefits under N.J.S.A.

Defendants moved to dismiss several counts of plaintiff 's amended complaint asserting claims under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act, false arrest and imprisonment, malicious prosecution, violations of the New Jersey Civil Rights Act, excessive force, fabrication of evidence, and municipal liability under <em>Monell</em>.

Defendants, the State of New Jersey and Governor Philip Murphy, appealed the judgment of the trial court.

Plaintiff Baymont Franchise Systems, Inc.

Defendants, including the Sayreville Board of Education and the Borough of Sayreville, challenged the trial court's decision to grant plaintiff Mary Fiorentino leave to file late tort claims notices under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act.