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Federal Court Dismissed Employees’ Claims That They Were Fired For Facebook Posts

In this employment retaliation lawsuit, a federal judge in New Jersey dismissed a lawsuit filed by two former FedEx drivers who claimed they...
•September 17, 2018••No comments
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Appeal Dismissed: “The Incomplete Record Before Us Does Not Allow For A Meaningful Review Of [The] Argument.”

The Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey dismissed this appeal, refusing to remand the case for administrative hearings that were...
•September 9, 2018••No comments
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Federal Lawsuit Against NJ Officials Barred; Award For Wrongly Denied Medicaid Benefits Would Require Retroactive Payments

A U.S. district court held that a claim by Medicaid applicants against New Jersey officials for wrongly denying their applications is barred by...
•September 6, 2018••No comments
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No Federal Or State Regulation Requires The Medicaid Agency, Rather Than The Applicant Him/Herself, To Verify Medicaid Eligibility

V.S. is a nursing home resident; her adult son is her legal guardian, and she was represented by legal counsel. V.S.’s authorized representative...
•September 4, 2018••No comments
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Governor Signs New Law Helping Residents of CCRCs in New Jersey Get Timely Refunds of Entrance Fees

New Jersey recently changed state law governing “refundable” entrance fee agreements used by Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs). State law limits the amount...
•August 28, 2018••No comments
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