Subcontractor's breach claim based on failure to supply shielding for bridge demolition survives motion to dismiss despite integration clauses, due to ambiguous incorporation of primary contract terms.
Patients lacked standing to sue over potentially exposed medical records where no evidence showed their information was actually accessed or misused by unauthorized persons.
Disputed whether vacation cap applied to former CFO. Material facts precluded summary judgment on wage claim; CFO officer properly dismissed.
Preliminary injunction granted enforcing noncompete and nonsolicitation covenants in business sale agreement despite defendant's claim of wrongful termination.
Parent accompanying minor children to go-cart facility paid for their ride tickets. Injury while supervising triggered question of whether recreational use statute immunity applied.
Contractor bidding $0.01 per cubic yard for rock removal fails to obtain equitable adjustment when actual rock quantity exceeds estimate, despite statutory protection for unknown site conditions.
Bank affirmed in quiet title action after foreclosure. Mortgagor cannot challenge valid assignment or prove notice-to-cure violation caused unfairness.
Retaliation claim fails where employee violated attendance policy before and during protected activity, other employees were terminated for similar violations, and plaintiff presented only bare assertions without corroboration.
DEP's interpretation of "willful" violation does not require knowledge of operative facts. Court holds statute clearly requires violator knew or should have known the facts making conduct unlawful.
Consumer Protection Act claim requires introduction of statutory demand letter at trial to prove an element of the case and determine available damages.
