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… opinion.2 Plaintiff is a neurologist who opened her own medical practice. During the marriage, defendant earned a … the divorce was filed, plaintiff reduced her hours at her medical practice to spend more time with her children. She … As the litigation continued, plaintiff's once prosperous medical practice declined. At the time of trial, the house …
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… L5/S1" and concluded that "within a reasonable degree of medical probability," these injuries "occurred as a di rect … injuries were permanent and unlikely to improve with medical or surgical treatment. On October 10, 2019, … loss of a bodily function where the [expenses for] medical treatment" exceed the minimum statutory threshold …
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… compel a beneficiary under sixty years of age to undergo a medical examination to determine whether the beneficiary … leave of absence for the 2017-2018 school year due to his medical needs, and it agreed to assist Nappe in applying for … physical harm by [a] former supervisor." He submitted medical examination forms prepared by his psychiatrist and …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4452-17T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. R.P., Defendant-Appellant, and S.M. and C.P., Defendants. …
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… and as a "HIPAA[3] representative with full access to all medical and psychiatric records." It also appointed a … reiterated that S.M., Sr. must submit to two independent medical evaluations arranged by the appointed GAL or special … S.M., Sr. "was not oriented to date, time, or place." Four medical doctors testified at trial. The movant, S.M., Jr., …
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… disability benefits, it no longer mattered whether those medical conditions and resulting pain were job-related. Id. … regular and assigned duties due to a permanently disabling medical condition present at the time the member separates … complaints" of pain, not supported by any objective medical evidence, were inadequate to sustain the burden "to …
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… TO RECONSIDER WERE ERRONEOUS IN THAT 1) [A.V.] PRODUCED MEDICAL EVIDENCE THAT [M.G.F.] SHOULD NOT HANDLE HER OWN … M.G.F.'s person and estate for the purpose of arranging the medical examinations A.V. requested. Three months later, the … the court to force M.G.F. to 9 A-3982-21 submit to the two medical examinations. M.G.F. asked for an order dismissing …
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… expert for the Town of Harrison, conducted an independent medical examination. He opined plaintiff "does have some … concluded "within a reasonable 5 A-2343-21 degree of medical certainty that [plaintiff's injuries] are permanent … summary judgment motion plaintiff had presented objective medical evidence of a permanent bodily injury under prong …
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… by a JCC nurse. A day later, Dr. Kase placed S.A. on medical leave from 4 A-0029-15T4 work for approximately one … last day at work was May 31, 2011. The parties relied on medical reports and testimony from their respective experts. … Ph.D., the Board's expert. Both experts relied on medical reports and psychological evaluations prepared by …
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… During July 2019, plaintiff's counsel underwent a medical procedure and treatments which again required a … untimely discovery responses were the result of counsel's medical issues, constituting exceptional circumstances which … 25, 2019. Although plaintiff's counsel asserted that his medical issues prevented plaintiff from completing the 9 …
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… was treated for her injuries at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. She told the medical staff she believed she had passed out. Jenkinson … as an expert, N.J.R.E. 701 allows the physician to offer medical testimony regarding his or her diagnosis and …
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… was treated for her injuries at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. She told the medical staff she believed she had passed out. Jenkinson … as an expert, N.J.R.E. 701 allows the physician to offer medical testimony regarding his or her diagnosis and …
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… NO. A-0077-16T4 A.R., Petitioner-Appellant, v. DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES and OCEAN COUNTY … Judges Koblitz and Suter. On appeal from the Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services, Department of Human … of the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services (DMAHS), which …
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… NO. A-0807-17T4 J.F., Petitioner-Appellant, v. DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES, and CAMDEN COUNTY … the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services. SB2, Inc., attorneys … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services (Melissa H. Raksa, …
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… by a JCC nurse. A day later, Dr. Kase placed S.A. on medical leave from 4 A-0029-15T4 work for approximately one … last day at work was May 31, 2011. The parties relied on medical reports and testimony from their respective experts. … Ph.D., the Board's expert. Both experts relied on medical reports and psychological evaluations prepared by …
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… During July 2019, plaintiff's counsel underwent a medical procedure and treatments which again required a … untimely discovery responses were the result of counsel's medical issues, constituting exceptional circumstances which … 25, 2019. Although plaintiff's counsel asserted that his medical issues prevented plaintiff from completing the 9 …
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… Representative," "Health Care Representative", "Medical Service Representative", and "Medical Sales Representative" or any other titles used by … charity care, educational materials intended for patients, medical devices loaned for clinical trials, and warranty …
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… disability benefits, it no longer mattered whether those medical conditions and resulting pain were job-related. Id. … regular and assigned duties due to a permanently disabling medical condition present at the time the member separates … complaints" of pain, not supported by any objective medical evidence, were inadequate to sustain the burden "to …
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… TO RECONSIDER WERE ERRONEOUS IN THAT 1) [A.V.] PRODUCED MEDICAL EVIDENCE THAT [M.G.F.] SHOULD NOT HANDLE HER OWN … M.G.F.'s person and estate for the purpose of arranging the medical examinations A.V. requested. Three months later, the … the court to force M.G.F. to 9 A-3982-21 submit to the two medical examinations. M.G.F. asked for an order dismissing …
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… expert for the Town of Harrison, conducted an independent medical examination. He opined plaintiff "does have some … concluded "within a reasonable 5 A-2343-21 degree of medical certainty that [plaintiff's injuries] are permanent … summary judgment motion plaintiff had presented objective medical evidence of a permanent bodily injury under prong …