Charles F. Holmgren, Author at Full Service Law Firm in Mt. Laurel Township, NJ

Jul 31

Charles F. Holmgren

Appellate Division Upholds Trial Court’s Use of an Evidentiary Hearing to Dismiss Late Tort Claims Notice on Public Entity

Plaintiff Thomas Twomey (Twomey) slipped and fell on the Morristown New Jersey Transit (NJT)...

Jul 24

Charles F. Holmgren

Employee’s Mid-Shift Pizza Run Was Outside of the Scope of His Employment to Hold Employer Vicariously Liable for His Car Accident

Defendant Jarrod Cooney (Cooney), a shift manager at a 7-Eleven in Bellmawr, left the...

Jul 17

Charles F. Holmgren

Appellate Division Reinforces Status Quo in Severing and Staying Discovery in UM/UIM Cases in Light of New Insurance Bad Faith Statute

Following a motor vehicle accident in which she was injured by an underinsured driver,...

Jul 10

Charles F. Holmgren

Bicyclists Covered by Auto Insurance with Limited Tort Must Establish a Permanent Injury to Sue for Pain and Suffering

On June 5, 2022, Plaintiff James Basilone (Basilone) was riding a bicycle when he...

Jun 26

Charles F. Holmgren

Driver Not Liable for Failing to See or Interpret Another Vehicle’s Swerve as Evidence of a Pedestrian in the Roadway

On a dark Sunday night in early September, 2021, Jeffrey Pooner (Defendant) was driving...

Jun 19

Charles F. Holmgren

Ongoing Storm Rule Upheld Due to Plaintiff’s Inability to Establish Clear Endpoint to Precipitation

On January 5, 2022, at some point between 11:00 a.m. and noon, plaintiff Tyrone...

Jun 12

Charles F. Holmgren

Court Determines Plaintiff’s Evidence of Black Ice “Conjecture” in Dismissing Complaint

In December, 2020, Plaintiff Gwenevere Love (Love) walked out of an Acme in Audubon...

May 28

Charles F. Holmgren

Equitable Tolling Does Not Apply to Claims Against Public Entities Under the Tort Claims Act’s Statute of Limitations

On Aug. 5, 2022, Timothy Scruggs boarded a New Jersey Transit (NJT) bus in...

May 22

Charles F. Holmgren

Snow Tubing is the Equivalent of Skiing Under the New Jersey Ski Act

At the end of December, 2020, Plaintiff Martin McGuinniss took his family snow tubing...

May 15

Charles F. Holmgren

Broadly-Read Insurance Policy Exclusion Allows Insurer to Deny Coverage for Pharma Company Due to Chairman’s Alleged Self-Dealing Scheme by New Jersey Supreme Court

Mist Pharmaceuticals (Mist), sought coverage from Mist’s insurer, Berkley Insurance Company (Berkley) under a...

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Appellate Division Upholds Trial Court’s Use of an Evidentiary Hearing to Dismiss Late Tort Claims Notice on Public Entity

Employee’s Mid-Shift Pizza Run Was Outside of the Scope of His Employment to Hold Employer Vicariously Liable for His Car Accident

Appellate Division Reinforces Status Quo in Severing and Staying Discovery in UM/UIM Cases in Light of New Insurance Bad Faith Statute

Bicyclists Covered by Auto Insurance with Limited Tort Must Establish a Permanent Injury to Sue for Pain and Suffering

Driver Not Liable for Failing to See or Interpret Another Vehicle’s Swerve as Evidence of a Pedestrian in the Roadway

Ongoing Storm Rule Upheld Due to Plaintiff’s Inability to Establish Clear Endpoint to Precipitation

Court Determines Plaintiff’s Evidence of Black Ice “Conjecture” in Dismissing Complaint

Equitable Tolling Does Not Apply to Claims Against Public Entities Under the Tort Claims Act’s Statute of Limitations

Snow Tubing is the Equivalent of Skiing Under the New Jersey Ski Act

Broadly-Read Insurance Policy Exclusion Allows Insurer to Deny Coverage for Pharma Company Due to Chairman’s Alleged Self-Dealing Scheme by New Jersey Supreme Court

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