Casino Control Act Does Not Preempt Consumer Fraud Claims for Alleged False Advertising of Poker Tournament

Bruce GreenbergJuly 23, 2020

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Two Certified Question Cases From the Third Circuit, and a Related Grant of Leave to Appeal, for the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court announced that it has granted review in three new matters. Two of them involve questions certified to the Court by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, under Rule 2:12A. It is relatively rare for the Court to receive, and rarer for it to grant, petitions to decide certified questions, and it appears unprecedented for the Court to have granted review in two such cases at the same time. The other new case is a grant of leave to appeal to address one of the same issues presented in one of the certified question matters....

Still Another Committee on Character Anniversary

This blog has in the past noted anniversaries of Supreme Court decisions involving appeals from the Court's Committee on Character, on which I served for fifteen years. Today is another such anniversary, as on October 22, 1997, the Court decided In re Triffin, 151 N.J. 510 (1997)....

The Fifteenth Anniversary of New Jersey Appellate Law Blog

Tomorrow, October 18, is the fifteenth anniversary of this blog. Over 2,400 posts have appeared here during that time....

Appellate Division Oral Argument of the Week: Where Should Municipalities' Challenges Relating to the Fourth Round Affordable Housing Law, P.L. 2024, c. 2, Be Heard?

On Wednesday, October 22, judges on Part B of the Appellate Division will hear oral argument in Borough of Montvale v. State of New Jersey. The case is before the Appellate Division on a grant of leave to appeal....