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… underwent an eighteen-hour surgery and was placed in a medically induced coma for three weeks. In February 2019, he … determined that it was "substantiated" that the mother was medically negligent. N.J.A.C. 3A:10-7.3(c)(1). DCPP also … prescription from [the child's] pediatrician. [The child's] medical providers indicated that the failure to receive …
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… v. DAVID NENNA, M.D., Defendant-Respondent, and HUNTERDON MEDICAL CENTER, HUNTERDON CENTER FOR SURGERY,1 Defendants. … Center for Surgery was improperly designated as Hunterdon Medical Center at the trial level. December 29, 2020 … 25, 2015, when he had x-rays performed related to other medical concerns. Plaintiff filed his complaint on May 17, …
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… the testimony of two of the State's witnesses and the medical records of the victim pursuant to Rule 3:13-3(f). We … also indicated the State failed to provide Greshan's medical records. On November 22, 2017, defendant again … 2017. Additionally, the State did not subpoena Greshan's medical records until December 4, 2017. On January 2, 2018, …
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… was adjourned to permit counsel to obtain defendant's medical records from the day of the incident. Counsel's … defendant's counsel reported that his efforts to obtain the medical records again had been unsuccessful. The court … prior to the start of trial, counsel obtained defendant's medical records. The records indicated defendant had a blood …
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… "the person is a danger to self or others and is in need of medical treatment." W.K., supra, 159 N.J. at 2. As the Court …
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… medications, his physician's business cards, and several medical reports prepared by his medical providers. Of particular interest is a report dated … his driving was not restricted. Defendant also submitted medical reports from the Center for Pain Management that …
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… in limine to bar plaintiff from admitting evidence of any medical expenses or the workers' compensation lien 2 … claim. 4 A-0350-23 during the trial. The court found the medical expenses and liens were not admissible at trial, and further stated "[t]he issue of medical bills [would] be addressed by the [c]ourt at the …
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… because he: (1) failed to sufficiently object to a medical examiner testifying at trial as to the contents of a … about trial counsel's failure to object to the testifying medical examiner, Dr. Raafat Ahmad, as to the contents of an examination and report performed by another medical examiner on direct appeal. The judge explained Dr. …
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… of the [c]ourt. So I do understand though, and I have a medical report that says you do suffer from some anxiety … just means that we, in this our society, we medicate these medical conditions. And you're on some medicines for that … does suffer from depression and anxiety, based on the medical records, it's equally clear that she was under …
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… permanent disfigurement or dismemberment where the medical treatment expenses are in excess of $3,600. (Prior … cause of action that arose involving the threshold required medical treatment expenses in excess of $1,000.) The courts … For either category, the plaintiff must prove that the medical treatment expenses incurred as a proximate cause of …
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… practice group of the faculty of the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (previously UMDNJ). As appointed faculty members of the medical school, all physicians must operate a private … qualified as a professional coder" and has "no expertise in medical billing." While "[h]e testified about what he does …
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… must show the existence of any claimed injury by objective, medical evidence. Davidson v. Slater, 189 N.J. 166, 181 … an accident were permanent "within a reasonable degree of medical probability."2 N.J.S.A. 39:6A-8(a). A "permanent … and will not heal to function normally with further medical treatment." Ibid. 2 In the alternative, a plaintiff …
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… practice group of the faculty of the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (previously UMDNJ). As appointed faculty members of the medical school, all physicians must operate a private … qualified as a professional coder" and has "no expertise in medical billing." While "[h]e testified about what he does …
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… NO. A-3898-17T4 C.G., Petitioner-Appellant, v. DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES, and ATLANTIC COUNTY … the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services. SB2, Inc., attorneys … New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services NOT FOR PUBLICATION …
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… of the [c]ourt. So I do understand though, and I have a medical report that says you do suffer from some anxiety … just means that we, in this our society, we medicate these medical conditions. And you're on some medicines for that … does suffer from depression and anxiety, based on the medical records, it's equally clear that she was under …
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… must show the existence of any claimed injury by objective, medical evidence. Davidson v. Slater, 189 N.J. 166, 181 … an accident were permanent "within a reasonable degree of medical probability."2 N.J.S.A. 39:6A-8(a). A "permanent … and will not heal to function normally with further medical treatment." Ibid. 2 In the alternative, a plaintiff …
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… because he: (1) failed to sufficiently object to a medical examiner testifying at trial as to the contents of a … about trial counsel's failure to object to the testifying medical examiner, Dr. Raafat Ahmad, as to the contents of an examination and report performed by another medical examiner on direct appeal. The judge explained Dr. …
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… The first, Dr. Arthur Becan, was "a board certified medical review officer and a board certified independent medical examiner," who once practiced orthopedic surgery but … requested of respondent authorization for voluntary medical treatment. Petitioner claimed his back pain and …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2268-17T1 WESTCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. KARLA RAMOS, … dismiss the complaint in this action to collect an unpaid medical bill owed to plaintiff Westchester Medical Center, a hospital located in Valhalla, New York. We …
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… The first, Dr. Arthur Becan, was "a board certified medical review officer and a board certified independent medical examiner," who once practiced orthopedic surgery but … requested of respondent authorization for voluntary medical treatment. Petitioner claimed his back pain and …