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

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...

May 8

Charles F. Holmgren

New Jersey Supreme Court Unanimously Holds Future Medical Costs Still Payable by PIP are “Collectible” and Inadmissible at Trial

After she was injured in a car accident in 2016, Lakita Murray applied for...

Apr 17

Charles F. Holmgren

A Plaintiff’s Complaints of Pain Without an Objectively Permanent Injury Fails to Meet the Verbal Threshold

In January, 2019, Plaintiff Martchela Popova-Mladenov was injured in a motor vehicle accident when...

Apr 2

Charles F. Holmgren

Broken Glass on a School Playing Field Potentially a “Pollutant” for Insurance Claim

After discovering broken glass embedded in its grass athletic fields, Oak Knoll School made...

Mar 20

Charles F. Holmgren

Compensatory Damages Are Not a Binary Choice and Must Fairly Compensate a Plaintiff

In September, 2022, a driver of a truck owned by Defendant G&E Services, LLC...

Mar 6

Charles F. Holmgren

Appellate Division’s Strict Reading of Auto Policy Denies Injured Driver UIM Benefits

In June, 2023, Plaintiff Michael Scott was injured in a car accident. At the...

Feb 27

Charles F. Holmgren

Appellate Division Rules That an Injured Plaintiff’s Changed Testimony at Trial Bars Her Claim for Future Medical Costs

After testifying at her deposition that she had no intention to undergo surgery, Plaintiff...

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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

New Jersey Supreme Court Unanimously Holds Future Medical Costs Still Payable by PIP are “Collectible” and Inadmissible at Trial

A Plaintiff’s Complaints of Pain Without an Objectively Permanent Injury Fails to Meet the Verbal Threshold

Broken Glass on a School Playing Field Potentially a “Pollutant” for Insurance Claim

Compensatory Damages Are Not a Binary Choice and Must Fairly Compensate a Plaintiff

Appellate Division’s Strict Reading of Auto Policy Denies Injured Driver UIM Benefits

Appellate Division Rules That an Injured Plaintiff’s Changed Testimony at Trial Bars Her Claim for Future Medical Costs

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