, 707 F.3d 223 (3d Cir. 2013). This is an antitrust standing case. The Third Circuit’s opinion, written by Judge Jordan, found that plaintiff had no antitrust standing. From an appellate practice perspective, though, the opinion contains two important principles, one of ...
L&W Supply Corp. v. DeSilva, 429 N.J. Super. 179 (App. Div. 2012). In Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard, Inc., 179 N.J. 56 (2004), the Supreme Court ruled that a supplier of materials who seeks to file a construction lien must apply payments ...
The Third Circuit has issued the attached Notice to Counsel, which covers two subjects. First, the Court states that “[m]otions for extension of time to file a brief or to otherwise comply with the rules are disfavored. Motions seeking lengthy extensions and repeated motions ...
In an order entered yesterday and issued per curiam, on behalf of the entire Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Chief Judge McKee directed that “a three-judge Standing Motions Panel is hereby appointed to rule on all motions to exceed the page/word ...
In re John’s Main Auto Body, 2011 WL 51578 (App. Div. Jan. 6, 2011). An auto body business, John’s, appealed a determination by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority that John’s did not meet prequalification requirements for bidding on towing and ...
Muracco v. Township of Washington, 2010 WL 5376867 (App. Div. Nov. 16, 2010). Courts have repeatedly made clear that documents cannot be attached to a brief, but must be appended to a certification or affidavit made on personal knowledge, in ...
Motley v. Division of State Police, 2010 WL 4621498 (App. Div. Nov. 15, 2010). In this appeal of the pre-trial dismissal of a CEPA case, the Appellate Division found itself “constrained to criticize plaintiff’s brief for failing to direct us ...