The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey has been called upon three times in recent weeks to clarify what is required for a plaintiff to be awarded punitive damages. In each instance, District Judges reinforced that negligence, or even gross negligence, is not sufficient. Instead, under New Jersey law, there must […]
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