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TITLE           CITATION           COURT/YEAR
         

Diehl v. Cumberland
Mutual Fire Ins. 

 

  296 N.J. Super. 231   N.J. Super.A.D. 1997

State v. Kouvatas

 

  292 N.J. Super. 417   N.J. Super.A.D. 1996
State v. Ettore

 

  228 N.J. Super. 25   N.J. Super.A.D. 1988
Davis Enterprises v. Karpf

 

  105 N.J. 476   N.J. Supreme Ct. 1987
Matter of Kaplan

 

  178 N.J. Super. 487   N.J. Super.A.D. 1981
Kessler v. Bowker

 

  174  N.J. Super. 478   N.J. Super.A.D. 1979
State Farm Mutual     Auto Liability Ins.   Co. v.  Kiser

 

  168 N.J. Super. 230   N.J. Super.A.D. 1979
Clay v. N.J. Special Joint Underwriting
Association 		  160 N.J. Super. 188   N.J. Super.A.D. 1978


Cribby vs. Whitfield, Burlington County 1987,  ($400,000 personal injury jury award, co-counsel, for Plaintiff)

About 250 Civil cases tried, including jury trials.

Diehl - Determined whether homeowners or automobile insurance provides coverage for a dog bite victim where the dog was sitting in the back of a pick-up truck. (Top of Page)

Kouvatas - Due process of law limits a Fire Marshall's ability to enforce claimed fire code violations; $700,000 fine reduced and voided; estoppel applied against City of Camden. (Top of Page)

Ettore - Interpreted statutory right to an independent blood test for a drinking driving suspect. (Top of Page)

Davis - Adjoining property owner's offer to buy real estate does not require a denial of variances for a pre-existing non-conforming use; proper scope of judicial review of Planning Board decision. (Top of Page)

Kaplan - Due process of law limits the ability of State Legislature to retroactively impose civil penalties. (Top of Page)

Kessler - Aesthetics and safety are proper considerations for land use planning, permitting expansion of a non-conforming use; standards for a court to review a Planning Board's decision on a variance application. (Top of Page)

Kiser - Injured insured can recover under his Uninsured Motorist coverage even though he has a covered claim against the New Jersey Liability Insurance Guaranty Association as a consequence of the insolvency of the other motorist's insurance company. (Top of Page)

Clay - One receiving unemployment compensation benefits is an "income producer" and may recover wage loss benefits from his No Fault automobile insurance company. (Top of Page)

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