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… carriers for breach of contract and . . . Ficke, for broker malpractice." Patel maintained he did not advise Parikh not …
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A-34-23 Appellant Response To Amicus Brief
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… effectively be forced to defend herself against claims of malpractice many years after the underlying events, well …
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… (App. Div. 2001) (relating the same tenet to an attorney malpractice action)] (emphasis added). Here, Plaintiff urges …
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… SYNOPSIS Revises requirements to authorize and access medical cannabis; establishes Cannabis Regulatory … Matter underlined thus is new matter. AN ACT concerning medical cannabis, revising various parts of the 1 statutory … cited as the ["New 9 Jersey] “Jake Honig Compassionate Use Medical [Marijuana] 10 Cannabis Act." 11 (cf: P.L.2009, …
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… to reimburse its employee for the employee's use of medical marijuana prescribed for chronic pain following a … marijuana, preempts the New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act (MMA)1 because it is impossible to … which is not required under the MMA to cover the costs of medical marijuana. Lastly, M&K contends the judge erred in …
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… plaintiff Vincent Hager for the ongoing costs of the medical marijuana he was prescribed after sustaining a … M&K contends that New Jersey’s Jake Honig Compassionate Use Medical Cannabis Act (Compassionate Use Act or the Act) is … aiding-and- abetting or conspiracy. M&K also asserts that medical marijuana is not reimbursable as reasonable or …
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A-53-23 Supplemental Respondent Brief
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… the Legislature acted against the backdrop of established medical practice, and medical practice does not require physical examinations for … Director, Healthcare Compliance Unit, in Lieu of DOC Medical Director, to Victoria L. Kuhn, Commissioner, …
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… was obtained as the result of a good faith request for medical assistance for another person experiencing a drug … overdose. This defense can protect both those who request medical assistance for someone else, whom they perceive to … asserts that he/she was experiencing a drug overdose, and medical assistance was sought as a result, leading to the …
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… Although defendant remained competent to decide his own medical issues, he was refusing to take any antipsychotic … to trial and for his mental health. Either medication was medically appropriate for his condition. Because Prolixin … order. Dr. Dubois testified it was in defendant's best medical interest to take the medication. He thought there …
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… well-established liberty interest to be free from unwanted medical treatment." See N.J. Const. art. I., ¶ 1. In the … competent to stand trial, but only if the treatment is medically appropriate, is substantially unlikely to have … court must conclude that administration of the drugs is "medically appropriate"; that is, "in the patient's best …
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… INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. NORTHFIELD MEDICAL CENTER, P.C.; ROBBAN ARIEL SICA, M.D.; SCOTT DAVID, … V. CORREA, M.D.; ALONSO V. CORREA, M.D., P.C.; CORREA MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS, P.C.; MEDICAL INNOVATIONS, INC., Defendants, and DANIEL H. DAHAN, …
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… L. Haines and plaintiff Tuwona Little sought to recover medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury … is whether N.J.S.A. 39:6A-12 precludes the recovery of medical expenses above those collectible or paid under an … in a standard automobile insurance policy, including medical expenses A-5503-14T4 4 exceeding any elected PIP …
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… L. Haines and plaintiff Tuwona Little sought to recover medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury … is whether N.J.S.A. 39:6A-12 precludes the recovery of medical expenses above those collectible or paid under an … in a standard automobile insurance policy, including medical expenses A-5503-14T4 4 exceeding any elected PIP …
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… L. Haines and plaintiff Tuwona Little sought to recover medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury … is whether N.J.S.A. 39:6A-12 precludes the recovery of medical expenses above those collectible or paid under an … in a standard automobile insurance policy, including medical expenses A-5503-14T4 4 exceeding any elected PIP …
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… L. Haines and plaintiff Tuwona Little sought to recover medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury … is whether N.J.S.A. 39:6A-12 precludes the recovery of medical expenses above those collectible or paid under an … in a standard automobile insurance policy, including medical expenses A-5503-14T4 4 exceeding any elected PIP …
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… L. Haines and plaintiff Tuwona Little sought to recover medical expenses that exceeded the $15,000 personal injury … is whether N.J.S.A. 39:6A-12 precludes the recovery of medical expenses above those collectible or paid under an … in a standard automobile insurance policy, including medical expenses A-5503-14T4 4 exceeding any elected PIP …
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… N.J.S.A. 39:6-86.1, to compensate a claimant for future medical expenses. We note that question was raised in Brehme … a jury awarded plaintiff Lakita Murray $100,000 for future medical expenses and apportioned liability at eighty percent … on appeal is the award to plaintiff of $20,000 in future medical expenses. We vacate in part, reverse in part, and …
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… N.J.S.A. 39:6-86.1, to compensate a claimant for future medical expenses. We note that question was raised in Brehme … a jury awarded plaintiff Lakita Murray $100,000 for future medical expenses and apportioned liability at eighty percent … on appeal is the award to plaintiff of $20,000 in future medical expenses. We vacate in part, reverse in part, and …
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A-53-23 Supplemental Appellant Brief
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… physical examinations when determining an applicant’s medical eligibility. … 12, 2024 ........................................ P2ca1 Medical Record, Cause of Death, June 18, 2024 … 15 Other Authorities American Medical Association, H-280.999 Physician Involvement in …
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… exclusive jurisdiction over 4 A-5597-16T1 claims brought by medical providers for payment of services rendered to … 2A:14-1, to such claims. We conclude that subjecting medical-provider claims to the two-year time-bar would be … So, we reverse the judgments that dismissed these medical-provider claims. The details of these cases need not …