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How Does the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) Moderate Reduced SNS Usage Behavior?: A Cross-Cultural Study of China and the United States
With the ubiquitous connectivity and exposure of social network service (SNS), the stressors it causes have received extensive attention in the academic community. Unlike previous studies, this research focuses on the cross-cultural dimension and explores the different effects of multiple SNS-generated stressors on user behavior outcomes.
Appellate Division Opinion Reinforces Importance of Comparative Analysis in Context of Causation and Pre-Existing Conditions
By: Courtney Todaro, Law Clerk Edited By: Nuo (Norman) Jiang, Esq. In its holding and opinion in Zavis v. NJM Ins. Co., the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey clarified standards for an injured Plaintiff to demonstrate that her injuries were caused by a motor vehicle accident. On February 1, 2019, then-74-year old Charlotte Zavis (hereafter “Plaintiff”) allegedly sustained personal injuries as a front passenger in a motor vehicle accident.
Supreme Court of New Jersey Permitted Seeking Contribution From Non-Party Out-of-State Joint Tortfeasors Under New Jersey Joint Tortfeasor Contribution Law | Capehart Scatchard
In its holding and opinion in Est. of Spill v. Markovitz, (A-34-23), 2025 N.J. LEXIS 211 (March 11, 2025), the Supreme Court of New Jersey contemplated whether a jury may allocate fault to an out-of-state tortfeasor not subject to personal jurisdiction in New Jersey. The underlying malpractice and wrongful death matter stems from medical care and surgery received by deceased Crystal Walcott Spill (“Spill”).
Faulty Jury Instructions Lead to the Vacation of a $6.4 Million Dollar Judgment
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania recently vacated a Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas jury verdict and $6.4 million award in favor of an injured employee of a contractor due to improper jury instructions issued at the underlying trial. Covanta Holding Corp. (“Covanta”), a renewable energy and waste management company, contracted with Sirk Mechanical Services, Inc.
New York Appellate Court Applies N.Y. Labor Law § 240(1) to Below-Grade Excavation Injuries
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York recently reversed a Supreme Court of New York, New York County decision in which it contemplated whether elevation risk analysis under N.Y. Labor Law § 240(1) applies to a cave-in related accidents at a below-grade excavation. In Rivas v. Seward Park Housing Corp., 195 N.Y.S. 3d 188 (App. Div.
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