When Confronted With Evidence That Defendant Could Have Avoided Accident, a Finding That Weather Caused Accident is Inappropriate. Court Also Affirmed Lower Court’s Ruling That Strict Adherence to Specific City’s Notice of Claim Form Was Not Required.

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Angeles v. Ruiz, 2023 WL 3669914, No. A-3751-20 (N.J. Super. App. Div. May 26, 2023) – The plaintiff was involved in a motor vehicle accident with a snowplow driver for the City of Kearney. While approaching an intersection with a stop sign, the snowplow driver applied the brakes, but the snowplow skidded into the intersection, striking the plaintiff. A responding police officer noted that there was heavy and new snow at the time but, also, that the snowplow driver’s inattentiveness could have…
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