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Last Friday, October 18, while I was out of action, marked fourteen years since the start of this blog on October 18, 2010. Much has changed since then, over 2,300...

At this time of the year, published decisions from the Supreme Court and the Appellate Division are few and far between, as the new Term is barely one month old....

This week's oral argument of the week comprises appeals involving awards of attorneys' fees in three different cases. In two of the cases, appellants argue that fee awards should be...

There will be no posts on this blog in the first part of August. Posts will resume thereafter....

Goyco v. Progressive Ins. Co., 257 N.J. 313 (2024). Plaintiff was hit by a car while he was operating a low-speed electric scooter ("LSES"), a Segway Ninebot KickScooter Max. As...

State v. Higginbotham, 257 N.J. 260 (2024). Earlier this week, as discussed here, the Supreme Court unanimously invalidated a portion of a regulation due to its overbreadth, which violated the...

Due primarily to the Passover holiday, few if any posts will appear on this blog until after April 30. I'll look to catch up once May begins. In advance, happy...

All was quiet on the Supreme Court front last week. But the Appellate Division issued three published opinions. Here are summaries. Sackman Enterprises, Inc. v. Mayor & Council of Borough...

Judge William A. Dreier, a fellow alumnus of Columbia Law School, died on February 2. He was 86 years old. Judge Dreier was a fixture on the bench for approximately...