ROBERT DANA PAUL AND CAROL PAUL, HIS WIFE, PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS,
v.
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, NEW JERSEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, CRANFORD EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, YVONNE HAMILTON, LISSA BROWN, BRIDGET DEPINTO, BARBARA KINNEAR, CAROL ROSENFELD, MARGARET KOTLIAR, CONSTANCE JAMES, WELTHY GARGES, FRANKLYN PRESTON AND EVELYN HAMILTON, ALL INDIVIDUALLY AND AS MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CRANFORD EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, GOLDBERG & SIMON, P.A., GERALD M. GOLDBERG AND THEODORE M. SIMON, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS MEMBERS OF GOLDBERG & SIMON, P.A., AWBREY COMMUNICATIONS IN NEW JERSEY, INC., ANN WHITFORD AND RONALD HARVEY, DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENTS.
Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division.https://leagle.com/images/logo.png
Argued February 23, 1984.
Decided August 8, 1984.
Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
Paul R. Williams, Jr. argued the cause for appellants (Williams & Schirmer, attorneys).
Steven Backfisch argued the cause for respondent National Education Association (Tompkins, McGuire & Wachenfeld, attorneys; Dennis M. Cavanaugh, of counsel; Steven Backfisch, on the brief).
Robert A. Fagella argued the cause for respondents Cranford Education Association, Yvonne Hamilton, Lissa Brown and Carol Rosenfeld (Zazzali, Zazzali & Kroll, attorneys).
Michael J. Herbert argued the cause for respondents Bridget DePinto, Barbara Kinnear, Margaret Kotliar, Constance James, Welthy Garges, Franklyn Preston and Evelyn Hamilton (Sterns, Herbert & Weinroth, attorneys; Michael J. Herbert and Jane F. Kelly, on the brief).
Raymond J. Fleming argued the cause for respondents Goldberg & Simon, P.A., and Gerald M. Goldberg and Theodore M. Simon (Feuerstein, Sachs, Maitlin, Rosenstein & Fleming, attorneys).
Richard A. Friedman argued the cause for respondents Ronald Harvey, Ann Whitford and New Jersey Education Association (Ruhlman, Butrym and Friedman, and Shanley & Fisher, attorneys; Richard A. Friedman, Barbara G. Rapkin and Richard A. Levao, on the briefs).
Before Judges FRITZ and DEIGHAN.
Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division.
The opinion of the court was delivered by FRITZ, P.J.A.D.
The substance of the matters in question appears sufficiently in the opinion of the trial judge. Paul v. National Education Ass'n,189 N.J.Super. 265 (Law Div. 1983). We see no need for either supplementation or iteration here. We affirm substantially for the reasons expressed in that opinion. However, we believe it appropriate to augment that opinion with observations...
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