Due to a combination of factors, there have been no posts on this blog in the first half of August. This post will begin the catch-up process by summarizing the ...
Hrymoc v. Ethicon, Inc., ___ N.J. ___ (2023). As explained in more detail here, this was a products liability case involving “pelvic mesh” devices. (Actually, there were two consolidated cases, ...
The Supreme Court announced that it has taken up six new cases. The Court granted certification in four of those matters. One case is before the Court on a grant ...
The Supreme Court announced that it has granted certification in Rise Against Hate.org v. Cherry Hill Tp., a matter that also involves consolidated cases brought by the same plaintiff against ...
This should have been in the previous post. The Supreme Court granted certification in State v. Rosado. The questioned presented, as phrased by the Supreme Court Clerk’s office, is “Does ...
With July 4 falling on a Tuesday, some of us took the opportunity to extend the preceding weekend into some or all of the last days of June, July 3, ...
As stated in an Order of Chief Justice Rabner published today and available here, Justice Noriega has been sworn in. With that, Judge Sabatino’s temporary assignment to the Supreme Court ...
On Friday, the Senate unanimously confirmed Michael Noriega as a Justice of the Supreme Court. The vote was expected, as he had cleared the Judiciary Committee unanimously as well. Information ...
Yesterday, by a unanimous vote, the Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed Michael Noriega, Governor Murphy’s nominee for the Supreme Court seat that became vacant when Justice Albin reached mandatory retirement age. ...
In the last three days, the Supreme Court issued opinions in two criminal cases and one civil appeal. All three decisions were unanimous. Here are summaries of those rulings: State ...