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… retaliation. Plaintiff alleged he had requested a one-month medical leave "for medical stabilization of a mental health condition and … responded, "[u]nsure at the moment it is pending due to my medical condition." Tosar advised plaintiff that he could …
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… duly executed authorizations for the release of relevant medical records. 2. For cases pending in this MCL as of the … As part of the PPF process, each plaintiff will serve medical authorizations to . the Defendants for each of the … identified in the PPF so that Defendants can obtain medical records. Should Defendants desire medical records …
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… order that includes alimony, maintenance, child support, or medical support provisions to be administered by the … that includes alimony, maintenance or child support or medical support provisions to be administered by the …
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… equally share payment of the children's unreimbursed medical expenses. 3 A-3656-18T1 The JOD also provided the … compel defendant to pay for past and future unreimbursed medical expenses; direct that defendant maintain a life … defendant's payment for the children's education and medical expenses under the JOD, or plaintiff's request for …
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… (Commission) denying reimbursement for out-of-network medical expenses. In A-1901-20, appellant R.Z. appeals from … hearing loss, ligamentous laxity of both feet, among other medical disabilities. She requires extensive medical care, including feeding therapy and intensive …
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… (Commission) denying reimbursement for out-of-network medical expenses. In A-1901-20, appellant R.Z. appeals from … hearing loss, ligamentous laxity of both feet, among other medical disabilities. She requires extensive medical care, including feeding therapy and intensive …
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… equally share payment of the children's unreimbursed medical expenses. 3 A-3656-18T1 The JOD also provided the … compel defendant to pay for past and future unreimbursed medical expenses; direct that defendant maintain a life … defendant's payment for the children's education and medical expenses under the JOD, or plaintiff's request for …
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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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… 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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… 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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… 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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… 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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… "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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… 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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… 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 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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… "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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… 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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… 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 …