Hackensack, NJ
Workers compensation Lawyer at Hackensack, NJ
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Car Accidents ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Favorable
A public employee was termination case which Mr. McNerney handled from the inception until the Supreme Court ultimately determined that the employee''s actions satisfied the "conduct unbecoming" stand ... ard and revered the Appellate Division''s favorable ruling on behalf of Ms. Herrmann.
OUTCOME: Favorable
An application for entry into PTI (Pre-Trial Intervention) was rejected by the trial court; thereafter Mr. McNerney handled the Appeal and the denial was reversed. The Prosecutor then was able to se ... ek a second Appeal and again the Prosecutor''s Appeal was reversed and Mr. McNerney''s client was able to agaisn seek entry into the PTI program in order to avoid the potential consequences of having a felony.
OUTCOME: Favorable
A defendant had been convicted of a serious set of felonies and was sentenced to a significant period of time. After two appeals, Mr. McNerney had handled a third Appeal and was able to convince the pa ... nel that his client''s sentence was still unfair and the matter was remanded back for another hearing.
OUTCOME: Favorable
A student claimed to have been harassed by other students leading to her eventual surgery and transfer from the School district. Mr. McNerney defended the interests of the schol district and was succe ... ssful in having the matter dismissed. Eventually, the Appellate Division had the opportunity to review the matter and concluded that the plaintiff was permitted to proceed with her case as the school system was determined not to be protected by the New Jersey Charitable Immunity statute.
OUTCOME: Favorable
A claim for uninsured motorist benefits (UM) in which the carrier asserted an Aubrey defense that the claimant was not entitled to coverage under the Prudential policy. The trial court ruled in favor o ... f the Plaintiff and awardre counsel fees to the claimant. Mr. McNerney argued that such fees were not appropriate and the Appellate Division agreed and reversed on this issue.
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