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New Jersey Law Journal: State and Federal Decisions April 17, 2009.

By David Badertscher, PLL

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STATE DECISIONS:

Leang v. Jersey City Board of Education
SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION - Public Employees - Immunity
"The teacher plaintiff's state law defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress claims will proceed, along with plaintiff's state law tort claim for invasion of privacy, relating to her comments that were allegedly misconstrued as threats against students."

DiMisa v. Acquaviva
ATTORNEYS' FEES
"The third-party exception to the American Rule does not apply where the tortfeasor and the putative third party are effectively one."

Bart v. Passaic County Public Housing Agency
GOVERNMENT - Public Records
"The custodian of records did not unreasonably deny access to government records where the request was not made with specificity."

Dean v. Barrett Homes Inc.
CONSUMER PROTECTION - Product Liability - House Siding
"Where plaintiffs were alerted by their home inspector to defects in the siding on their home prior to the closing, the "economic loss rule" precludes relief under the Products Liability Act. "

Wunsch-Deffler v. Deffler
FAMILY LAW - Child Support
"A three-step formula is established to adjust the paying parent's child-support obligation in cases where the parties equally share parenting time, taking into account that both parents pay certain "controlled expenses," like clothing, entertainment and personal-care expenditures."

FEDERAL DECISIONS:

N.J. Department of Environmental Protection v. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - Nuclear Regulatory Commission
"When reviewing an application for relicensing, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission need not consider the environmental impact of a hypothetical terrorist attack on the facility"

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Full post as published by New York Supreme Court Criminal Term Library on April 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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