Thought Leadership Search Results: Roseland

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Case Law Alerts
Appellate Division Finds that the Pay-if-Paid Clause in the Construction Contract is Enforceable
April 1, 2023
by Pauline F. Tutelo
Defense Digest
When Favors Feel Like Obligations: A Closer Look at the Special-Mission Exemption to the Going-and-Coming Rule
March 1, 2023
by Lela N. Eke
Case Law Alerts
The Court Found that the Plaintiff had no Triable Issue of Material Fact to Support a Claim of Gross Negligence Against the Defendant Fitness Facility.
January 1, 2023
by Sara W. Mazzolla
Defense Digest
The Continuing Evolution of Derivative Claims
December 1, 2022
by Maura Waters Brady
CLM Magazine
To Be or Not To Be: The Independent Contractor vs. Employee Debate Continues
December 1, 2022
by William J. Murphy
What's Hot in Workers' Comp
What’s Hot in Workers’ Comp – Special NJ Alert
November 23, 2022
by William J. Murphy
Case Law Alerts
Appellate Division sustains summary judgment dismissing claim against bus company where plaintiff suddenly veered in front of bus and stopped short, creating rear-end accident.
October 1, 2022
Case Law Alerts
Federal District Court refuses to shield internal statement and insurance record from disclosure under work-product privilege, finding the privilege must be specifically asserted and contested materials should be submitted for in camera review.
October 1, 2022
Case Law Alerts
Defendants entitled to maintain affirmative defenses as to plaintiff’s culpable conduct, sudden emergency, and superseding and intervening action in matter where plaintiff disembarked a moving vehicle for fear of injury in an accident.
October 1, 2022
Case Law Alerts
Transportation company denied interlocutory appeal over order requiring disclosure of training materials.
October 1, 2022
Case Law Alerts
Connecticut Supreme Court determines that a police officer conducting surveillance in a criminal investigation was not engaged in discretionary activity protected by government immunity when the officer negligently caused a motor vehicle accident.
October 1, 2022
Case Law Alerts
The Risk of Falling on Natural, Rocky Terrain is Part of the Risks Inherent in the Sport of River Tubing
October 1, 2022
by Sara W. Mazzolla
Case Law Alerts
NJ Appellate Division Addresses Applicability of Arbitration Provisions in Two Separate Decisions Involving Amusement Parks
July 1, 2022
by Sara W. Mazzolla
Case Law Alerts
NJ Appellate Division Weighs in on What Standard to Apply to Coach Who Was Supervising Participants of Multiple Recreational Sports at the Time
April 1, 2022
by Sara W. Mazzolla
Can a Documented COVID-19 Infection Lead to a Disability Claim Under the NJLAD?
March 9, 2022
by Leonard C. Leicht and Michelle N. Michael
Case Law Alerts
Need for Competent Physician Testimony to Establish Proximate Cause in Nursing Malpractice Matters
January 3, 2022
by Nataliana A. Guida
Case Law Alerts
Application of Assumption-of-Risk and Waiver-of-Liability Clauses in Member Agreement Upheld Regarding Slip and Fall, and Denial of Oral Attempt to Amend Pleading to Add Claim for Gross Negligence Affirmed
January 3, 2022
by Sara W. Mazzolla
Case Law Alerts
NJ Appellate Division remands for a “more robust application” of Ullmann test in light of discovery demands seeking the production of business entity tax returns.
January 3, 2022
by Michelle N. Michael
Case Law Alerts
The New Jersey Supreme Court adopts the Ongoing Storm Doctrine, ending split amongst lower courts.
July 1, 2021
Case Law Alerts
Case provides strong defense for supermarket owners and operators against slip-and-fall claims.
July 1, 2021
Vicarious Liability—Do You Really Need an Affidavit of Merit?
May 6, 2021
by Heather M. LaBombardi and Nataliana A. Guida
NJ Supreme Court Confirms Scope and Application of Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
April 14, 2021
by Michelle N. Michael
Case Law Alerts
A General Contractor Does Not Owe a Duty of Care to Protect Against Harm to Subcontractor's Employee Where General Contractor Does Not Retain Any Control Over the Mabber and Means of the Work
April 1, 2021
Case Law Alerts
Net-Opinion Rule Barred Opinion of Nurse Expert as to the Standard of Care for Protection of Patients in Assisted-Living Facility Where the Expert Had No Experience in that Environment
April 1, 2021
Case Law Alerts
Appellate Division affirms trial court’s decision that the mode-of-operation rule did not apply in the area of the grocery store where injury occurred.
April 1, 2021
Case Law Alerts
In New Jersey, the Ongoing Storm Doctrine remains a fact-specific analysis rather than the former bright-line rule.
April 1, 2021
Case Law Alerts
District Court recognizes reporting of employer’s alleged illegal actions to co-worker are insufficient to establish the third element of a CEPA claim.
April 1, 2021
by Michelle N. Michael
Case Law Alerts
District Court dismisses claim for insurance benefits against employer, finding it was the plan administrator, not the employer, who made the benefits determination.
April 1, 2021
by Michelle N. Michael
Case Law Alerts
Standing found where a shareholder alleged an individual injury separate and apart from the corporate entity.
April 1, 2021
by Michelle N. Michael
What's Hot in Workers' Comp
What's Hot in Workers' Comp, Vol. 25, No. 4, April 2021
April 1, 2021
by Linda Wagner Farrell and Francis X. Wickersham

Thought Leadership

Appellate Division Finds that the Pay-if-Paid Clause in the Construction Contract is Enforceable

When Favors Feel Like Obligations: A Closer Look at the Special-Mission Exemption to the Going-and-Coming Rule

The Court Found that the Plaintiff had no Triable Issue of Material Fact to Support a Claim of Gross Negligence Against the Defendant Fitness Facility.

The Continuing Evolution of Derivative Claims

To Be or Not To Be: The Independent Contractor vs. Employee Debate Continues

What’s Hot in Workers’ Comp – Special NJ Alert

Appellate Division sustains summary judgment dismissing claim against bus company where plaintiff suddenly veered in front of bus and stopped short, creating rear-end accident.

Federal District Court refuses to shield internal statement and insurance record from disclosure under work-product privilege, finding the privilege must be specifically asserted and contested materials should be submitted for in camera review.

Defendants entitled to maintain affirmative defenses as to plaintiff’s culpable conduct, sudden emergency, and superseding and intervening action in matter where plaintiff disembarked a moving vehicle for fear of injury in an accident.

Transportation company denied interlocutory appeal over order requiring disclosure of training materials.

Connecticut Supreme Court determines that a police officer conducting surveillance in a criminal investigation was not engaged in discretionary activity protected by government immunity when the officer negligently caused a motor vehicle accident.

The Risk of Falling on Natural, Rocky Terrain is Part of the Risks Inherent in the Sport of River Tubing

NJ Appellate Division Addresses Applicability of Arbitration Provisions in Two Separate Decisions Involving Amusement Parks

NJ Appellate Division Weighs in on What Standard to Apply to Coach Who Was Supervising Participants of Multiple Recreational Sports at the Time

Can a Documented COVID-19 Infection Lead to a Disability Claim Under the NJLAD?

Need for Competent Physician Testimony to Establish Proximate Cause in Nursing Malpractice Matters

Application of Assumption-of-Risk and Waiver-of-Liability Clauses in Member Agreement Upheld Regarding Slip and Fall, and Denial of Oral Attempt to Amend Pleading to Add Claim for Gross Negligence Affirmed

NJ Appellate Division remands for a “more robust application” of Ullmann test in light of discovery demands seeking the production of business entity tax returns.

The New Jersey Supreme Court adopts the Ongoing Storm Doctrine, ending split amongst lower courts.

Case provides strong defense for supermarket owners and operators against slip-and-fall claims.

Vicarious Liability—Do You Really Need an Affidavit of Merit?

NJ Supreme Court Confirms Scope and Application of Pregnant Workers Fairness Act

A General Contractor Does Not Owe a Duty of Care to Protect Against Harm to Subcontractor's Employee Where General Contractor Does Not Retain Any Control Over the Mabber and Means of the Work

Net-Opinion Rule Barred Opinion of Nurse Expert as to the Standard of Care for Protection of Patients in Assisted-Living Facility Where the Expert Had No Experience in that Environment

Appellate Division affirms trial court’s decision that the mode-of-operation rule did not apply in the area of the grocery store where injury occurred.

In New Jersey, the Ongoing Storm Doctrine remains a fact-specific analysis rather than the former bright-line rule.

District Court recognizes reporting of employer’s alleged illegal actions to co-worker are insufficient to establish the third element of a CEPA claim.

District Court dismisses claim for insurance benefits against employer, finding it was the plan administrator, not the employer, who made the benefits determination.

Standing found where a shareholder alleged an individual injury separate and apart from the corporate entity.

What's Hot in Workers' Comp, Vol. 25, No. 4, April 2021

Firm Highlights

Pennsylvania Superior Court Reaffirms Liberal Pleading Standard in Medical Malpractice Actions

Ellen C. Bodenmiller Joins Marshall Dennehey’s Tampa Office as Special Counsel in the Casualty Department

Jason Banonis Named Attorney of the Year by the Pennsylvania Defense Institute

Successfully Prosecuted Workers’ Compensation Termination Petition

Favorable Verdict Obtained in Palm Beach County Property Damage Case

Dismissal Obtained in New Jersey Realtor Liability Case

Voluntary Dismissal Obtained in New York Legal Malpractice Matter

106 Marshall Dennehey Attorneys Recognized in the 2027 Editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America

Best Lawyers in America Recognition

Ethical Remote Practice of Law in a Post-Pandemic World