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New Jersey announced the probe of alleged abuses by the Catholic Church more than five years ago. There's been little public progress since then.
On December 29, 2021, the New Jersey Appellate Division in Bass v. House of Prayer Cogic of Orange, Docket A-1284-20, __ N.J. Super. __ ( App. Div. December 29, 2021), issued an opinion...
A New Jersey federal judge ruled Tuesday that a federally funded health clinic accused of failing to diagnose an infant's hip development disorder in time can't escape a suit under the state's Charitable Immunity Act, but can get its liability capped at $250,000.
‘Plausibly alleged the existence of a contract’ that Princeton violated Several months after a federal judge tossed a punished student’s anti-male discrimination claims against Princeton, the court has put the Ivy League university on the defensive. U.S. District Judge Brian Martinotti refused to dismiss due process, breach-of-contract and good-faith claims under New Jersey law on Wednesday, citing a 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision from May on “fairness” in Title IX proceedings. It was a reversal of fortune for “John Doe,” who failed to convince Martinotti in February...