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… State also introduced various exhibits, including Gloria's medical records from her treatment after the 1 We use … II: TRIAL COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE IN FAILING TO RETAIN A MEDICAL EXPERT TO ASSESS WHETHER SERIOUS BODILY INJURIES HAD … corroborated by the neighbors' testimonies, as well as the medical records and the testimony of Dr. Greenfield. …
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… and neck, went on Workers' Compensation leave, and sought medical assistance. In the fall of that year, Pritchett's … leave will be approved beyond November 1 and if she is not medically cleared to return to work, she must resign." … If you determine she must return to work now, based on the medical, there will be no way she can return and we really …
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… a hearing for the NGRI committee. Upon the presentation of medical testimony at the hearing by the treating … the NGRI committee, if based upon the recommendation of the medical expert, the court finds the committee remains …
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… CAREL AND JEFFREY CAREL, Plaintiffs, V. CR BARD INC, BAR MEDICAL DIVISION, a Division of C.R. Bard, Inc., BARD UROLOGICAL DIVISION, a Division of Bard Medical Division, and JOHN DOES 1-20, Defendants. SUPERIOR …
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… for failure to establish a permanent injury by objective medical evidence under N.J.S.A. 59:9-2d. Because our review … 395, 402-03 (1997), that plaintiff "'prove by objective medical evidence that the injury is permanent,'" relying on … record," the court "was unable to find . . . objective medical evidence that the plaintiff sustained a permanent …
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… was ineffective in failing to call an expert to challenge a medical examiner's testimony concerning the victim's time of … testimony would be useful in rebutting or challenging the medical examiner's expert report concerning the time of … that there was nothing the expert would be able "to do as a medical examiner to either corroborate or negate the …
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… enrolled in PERS because they did not meet the age or medical requirements for enrollment in the Police and Fireman's Retirement System (PFRS)2; or emergency medical technicians (EMTs) who are members or retirees of … enrollment in . . . [PFRS] due to not meeting an age or medical requirement" nor had he "held an [EMT] position." …
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… the New Jersey Department of Health, Office of Emergency Medical Services. Matthew R. Streger argued the cause for … waive the clinical training requirements of the Emergency Medical Services Act (EMS Act), N.J.S.A. 26:2K-7 to -64, to allow him to sit for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians-Paramedic NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NOS. A-2413-16T2 A-2414-16T2 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. S.M. and M.M., Defendants-Appellants. ___________________________ IN THE …
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… Gehl's history of chemical dependency and relying upon medical articles stating that trauma can be a factor that … evidence recent narcotic use – and he cites to reputable medical literature listing trauma as a cause for an addict's … just a "mere conclusion." The fact that Ayre relied upon medical literature, which listed numerous other factors that …
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… sold or dispensed only upon the prescription of a licensed medical practitioner and is not a controlled dangerous …
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… neither party was entirely credible, but because there was medical documentation to support Mary's claim that her lung … Mary's version of events to the extent corroborated by her medical records, because "[t]here's no other explanation for … that occurred between the parties on May 17 and the medical record confirmation of an injury. A restraining …
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… she failed to respond to defendants' request for executed medical authorizations in the form annexed and more specific … per diem counsel had no first-hand knowledge of plaintiff's medical problems and how they affected her ability to assist … made to the court by per diem counsel regarding plaintiff's medical problems and claimed that "clearly extraordinary …
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… years old, does not claim his age or any underlying medical condition makes him vulnerable to an enhanced risk of serious medical complications if he were to contract COVID-19, as … Nor does he claim he suffers from 8 A-3254-19T2 serious medical conditions not adequately treated by the Department …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2014-19T2 T.L.R., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. M.R., Defendant-Appellant. _______________________ Submitted January 13, 2021 – Decided February 3, 2021 Before Judges Geiger and …
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… second PCR petition was not time-barred because defendant's medical condition during the year after denial of the first … defendant's motion to supplement the record with additional medical records while he was in custody. Having considered … essentially two excuses. First, relying on the voluminous medical records now part of the appellate record, defendant …
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… Plaintiff was subsequently transported to Saint Barnabas Medical Center where a CAT scan and x-rays were taken. At … respect to his back and neck. Dr. Kevin Egan, defendant's medical expert, testified that his physical examination … Jury Charges (Civil), 8.11B, "Duty to Mitigate Damages by Medical and Surgical Treatment" (rev. Oct. 2000). The charge …
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… second PCR petition was not time-barred because defendant's medical condition during the year after denial of the first … defendant's motion to supplement the record with additional medical records while he was in custody. Having considered … essentially two excuses. First, relying on the voluminous medical records now part of the appellate record, defendant …
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… sold or dispensed only upon the prescription of a licensed medical practitioner and is not a controlled dangerous …
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… years old, does not claim his age or any underlying medical condition makes him vulnerable to an enhanced risk of serious medical complications if he were to contract COVID-19, as … Nor does he claim he suffers from 8 A-3254-19T2 serious medical conditions not adequately treated by the Department …