In a published opinion dated October 20, 2020,
Metz Family Ltd. Partnership v.
Township of Freehold, our office argued, and the Tax Court held, that the Monmouth
County Board of Taxation and the Director, Division of Taxation must be…
On May 4, 2020, the Third Circuit issued an opinion in
PPG Industries, Inc. v . United States in
which it affirmed summary judgment granted to the U.S. on PPG’s claims that the government is subject
to liability under CERCLA…
In a recent unpublished opinion
Comcast of Garden State, LP v Hanover Insurance Co, the New Jersey
Appellate Division decided that Hanover Insurance Company was not obligated to provide a defense to
Comcast for the injuries suffered by an…
The New Jersey Appellate Division has recently issued an important published decision related
to a municipalitys’ ability to condemn property under the Local Redevelopment and Housing
Law (“LRHL”),
N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-1 to -49. The decision,
Borough of Glassboro v. Jack
Grossman…
In the continuing saga of the Combe Fill South Superfund Site in Chester, New Jersey, on January 15,
2019 the U.S. District Court for New Jersey in
NJDEP v. Am. Thermoplastics Corp. denied a motion for
reconsideration of its decision…
In a recently issued unpublished opinion, the Appellate Division reversed and remanded a Tax Court
case where the judge substituted his own judicial experience and field expertise to arrive at a factual
finding that was not supported by the evidence…
Tax Court Presiding Judge DeAlmeida is about to ascend to the Appellate Division. But, before he does the Court is rendering some interesting decisions. Recently the Court decided an unpublished farmland assessment case entitled
Russo v Twp of Plumsted. The…
On December 28, 2017, the Appellate Division issued an unpublished opinion,
Township of Piscataway v. South Washington Ave, LLC, which addressed issues relating to how to evaluate the cost of environmental clean up in a condemnation matter, as well as…
The Appellate Division recently issued an opinion addressing trigger of coverage issues for construction defect claims. In
Air Master & Cooling, Inc. v. Selective Insurance Company of America which was approved for publication on October 10, 2017, the court applied…
The Appellate Court ruled for the first time in NJ that it was a violation of the Americans with
Disabilities Act to order an employee to undergo a psychological fitness for duty examination
without objective credible evidence that an exam …
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