A pair of New Jersey Appellate Division judges ruled that Union City High School should not have been found liable under state laws for two sexual assaults allegedly committed at the school by a former physical education teacher over two decades ago.
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“The font size of the proposed agreement was too small to be read and the proposed agreement had confusing and contradictory terms that prevented a reasonable consumer from understanding what he or she was agreeing to waive,” the New Jersey Appellate Division’s per curiam ruling said.
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