Opinion
A-0191-22
04-17-2023
Farkas & Donohue, LLC, attorneys for appellant/cross-respondent (Beth A. Hardy, of counsel and on the briefs). Ruprecht Hart Ricciardulli & Sherman, LLP, attorneys for respondent/cross-appellant (Renee J. Sherman, of counsel and on the briefs; Michael J. Di Leo, on the briefs). Blume, Forte, Fried, Zerres & Molinari, PC, attorneys for respondent Estate of Natalya Metelitsa by her Administrator and Administrator Ad Prosequendum, Leonard Metelitsa and Leonard Metelitsa, individually (Michael B. Zerres, of counsel and on the briefs; Richard T. Madurski, on the briefs).
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Submitted February 8, 2023
On appeal from interlocutory orders of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. L-0482-21.
Farkas & Donohue, LLC, attorneys for appellant/cross-respondent (Beth A. Hardy, of counsel and on the briefs).
Ruprecht Hart Ricciardulli & Sherman, LLP, attorneys for respondent/cross-appellant (Renee J. Sherman, of counsel and on the briefs; Michael J. Di Leo, on the briefs).
Blume, Forte, Fried, Zerres & Molinari, PC, attorneys for respondent Estate of Natalya Metelitsa by her Administrator and Administrator Ad Prosequendum, Leonard Metelitsa and Leonard Metelitsa, individually (Michael B. Zerres, of counsel and on the briefs; Richard T. Madurski, on the briefs).
Before Judges Accurso, Firko and Natali.
PER CURIAM.
This matter having been amicably adjusted and the parties having stipulated to the dismissal of this appeal and cross-appeal, it is hereby ordered that the appeal and cross-appeal are dismissed with prejudice and without costs.