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IEP
The United States Supreme Court is about to hear oral argument in a case involving the  requirements for an Individualized Education Program, a document that describes a student’s educational plan in public school. In this case, the child in question was diagnosed with autism at the age of two. He attended public school until the fourth grade, when

NJ DIVORCE COURT ROOM
New Jersey’s highest court has ruled that an “ugly” divorce is not grounds for firing an employee. The ruling after a wrongful discrimination case, brought against the Millville Rescue Squad by Robert Smith, director of operations for the non-profit group. Smith, the plaintiff, had an affair with a volunteer at the company. Smith stated that he and his

NJ DIVORCE COURT ROOM
New Jersey’s highest court has ruled that an “ugly” divorce is not grounds for firing an employee. The ruling after a wrongful discrimination case, brought against the Millville Rescue Squad by Robert Smith, director of operations for the non-profit group. Smith, the plaintiff, had an affair with a volunteer at the company. Smith stated that he and his

NJ DIVORCE ANGRY COUPLE
After the break-up of their New Jersey short-term romantic relationship, she sued him for monetary damages, including unpaid loans, clothing, utilities, boarding, groceries, gas, tolls and alcoholic beverages. Her complaint was dismissed as based on alienation of affections, a cause of action abolished under N.J.S.A. 2A: 23-C- 1 et seq. [The Heart Balm Act]. This