Saturday June 13, 2009 Providence Nursing & Rehab Center located on Bellevue Avenue in Trenton,NJ sent a group of its residents on an outing to enjoy the Casinos in Atlantic City. The residents were monitored by two activity aides. One
The Intricacies of Collecting Retirement Benefits While Continuing To Work In Law Enforcement
Most recently, the New Jersey Supreme Court heard argument and deceided the case of Hemsey v. Police and Firemen’s Retirement System, A-15 September 2008 Term, on Certification from the Appellate Division, 393 NJ Super 254 (App. Div. 2007).
Hemsey
Passenger in Car Accident Receives a $3.5 Million Settlement for Injuries
On January 22, 2007 I represented a resident of Trenton, New Jersey who was a passenger in a car which was hit head on by a dump truck while traveling on State Highway 68. The dump truck that hit her
Master Sponsors Credited with Historic Passage of Permit Extension Act
Those of you in Trenton during the legislative hearings on the Permit Extension Act undoubtedly witnessed an amazing process and historic battle leading to the passage of the Permit Extension Act, and therefore know first hand just how much credit
E coli Discovered In Dutch’s Meat: Recall Underway
There’s a Class 1, High Health Risk recall of 13,275 pounds of ground beef underway in the Trenton,
N.J. area due to possible contamination with E. coli 0157:H7.
The recall involving Dutch’s Meat, Inc. of Trenton was announced Sunday (6/8/08)
August 6, 2007 – New Jersey RHIO Planning Discussion Forum
***Interested parties must register with TESC in order to attend ****
When: Monday August 6, 2007 from 9:00-12:00.
Where: Thomas Edison State College, Prudence Hall, 101 West State Street, Trenton, NJ
Topic: NJ RHIO Discussion Forum to share findings, conclusions and recommendations
BIA-NJ to Hold Brain Injury Awareness Day at State House
The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey plans to hold Brain Injury Awareness Day at the State House in Trenton on Thursday, March 15, 2007 from 9am-5pm in the State House Annex Tunnel.
Approval of Expanding Redevelopment Area and Amendments to Plan Found Arbitrary and Capricious
The Superior Court of New Jersey appears to be taking a closer look at redevelopment designations and striking approvals that are based upon the unsubstantiated net opinions of land planners. Courts are willing to review the record before the planning