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finance real estate & land use wills, trusts & estates workers' compensation more than one hundred thirty-five years later, we at capehart scatchard are proud of our rich heritage, which is both a source of confidence and a continuing ethical guide. client: nip management services, llc, claims administrator for the garden state municipal joint insurance fund court:  mercer county superior court trial attorney:  christopher j. carlson, esq. plaintiff brought a claim alleging a variety of very serious injuries client: united airlines trial counsel: prudence m. higbee, esq.  the petitioner, a new jersey resident who works for the respondent as an aircraft mechanic at the philadelphia international airport in pennsylvania, filed two claim petitions. claim petition 2016-31488 client: st. barnabas health trial counsel: christina m. adinolfi shea, esq.  capehart scatchard recently prevailed at trial in the matter of emily manuel v. st. barnabas.  in that case the court bifurcated the trial to first address whether the injury sustained by. is forty years a long enough wait to strengthen the intoxication defense? by: jaclyn m. terranova, esq. one of the many defenses employers can raise in a workers’ compensation case is that of employee intoxication.  n.j.s.a. 34:15-7 states that when an injury or death is intentionally self-inflicted, or when it is a matter of. appellate division reverses order denying motion to dismiss njcra claims against new jersey dep employees on the basis of qualified. by:  benjamin h. zieman, esq. in the recent precedential opinion of radiation data, inc. v. n.j. dep’t of envtl. prot., 2018 n.j. super. lexis 149 (app. div. nov. 2, 2018), the appellate division highlighted the importance of resolving a public employee’s by: ralph r. smith, 3rd, esq. with 2019 around the corner, employers are presented with a wonderful opportunity to review internal. unmarried, same-s*x partner permitted to bring negligent infliction of emotional distress claim for death of partner’s biological child.