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… Al execute a will (the Will), power of attorney and advance medical directive in Callinan's office, witnessed by … Al's life, she retrieved the power of attorney and advance medical directive, both executed at the same time as the … lockbox, along with the power of attorney and the advance medical directive, was not supported by substantial credible …
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… of the child's whereabouts, education, health, and medical information, prescribed by the court's final order … [Plaintiff] falsely and on at least one occasion, presented medical conditions as a reason the minor child could not … of the child's whereabouts, education, health, and medical information, prescribed by the court's final order …
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… 8, 2019, Hackensack billed CURE $360,172.42 for Manley's medical services pursuant to personal injury protection … $163,582.65 as the correct amount owed for Manley's medical services, which CURE has yet to pay. 8 A-902-21 the … provide PIP coverage, including payment of "reasonable medical expenses," N.J.S.A. 39:6A-4(a). Cobo v. Market …
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… discussing 13 A-2121-23 the details of plaintiffs' expert's medical procedures and ailments in the interests of his privacy, his medical problems were substantial. The expert's condition, …
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… of his petition," such as evidence of treatment or current medical records. 3 Due to his conviction, defendant was … induced physical ailments or hospitalization," noting the medical records provided from 2014 to 2016 only detail … In E.W., we held "that [the] defendant has not supplied medical records in connection with his claims of disability, …
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… 23, 2023 order vacating seven arbitration awards granting medical expense payment (Med-Pay) benefits subrogation in … We affirm. I. Allstate and Progressive were parties to a Medical Payment Subrogation Arbitration Agreement … the payments made by Allstate to [its] insured were non-PIP medical benefits, and therefore subject to N.J.S.A. …
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… She said her "body just turned blue." Plaintiff required medical attention because of the incident. She saw a doctor … children from plaintiff's family. He also claimed he sought medical attention for his injuries. Defendant conceded that … her description of the assault was corroborated by the medical report, which noted a scratch on her lower lip and …
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… proven by a preponderance of the objective, credible medical evidence that she sustained a permanent injury that … proven by a preponderance of the objective, credible, medical evidence that she sustained a permanent injury that … had "proven by a preponderance of the objective, credible, medical evidence" that she sustained injury due to the July …
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… Appellant also injured his wrist, but he did not receive medical treatment for it that day. Following the incident, … injuries to my right shoulder." After reviewing appellant's medical information, the Board agreed that appellant had … test." Russo, 206 N.J. at 33. "Thus . . . an emergency medical technician who comes upon a terrible accident …
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… of a truck that was struck by another vehicle. He received medical treatment, including an operation in 2004. An MRI … his right thumb while hanging a banner at work. He received medical treatment, including a second surgery, which further … credible. The Board based its decision on the absence of medical evidence establishing an injury to Suy Ho Go's hand, …
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… plaintiff's experts. He also detailed his "extraordinary medical issues and ailments." Allen acknowledged he appeared … Instead, the law clerk instructed Allen "to address [his] medical issues and that [he] would be contacted at some later date to check on [his] medical circumstances and discuss and advise of a new motion …
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… with A.N.S. in which A.N.S. refused to comply with medically recommended treatment for that condition. At the …
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… the cause of death. But there was ample testimony by the medical examiner and the pathologist as to the cause of … autopsy. Both responding officers, firefighters, and the medical examiners will testify to these facts at trial. … and manners of death will certainly be admitted by the medical examiners. Because there are substantial sources of …
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… He possesses a private airplane pilot license, an Emergency Medical Technician's license, a Practical Nurse license, a … Brian Reilly, who at the time was assigned to the NJSP's medical unit. Brian Reilly requested that plaintiff obtain … respectively; Brian Reilly's demand that he produce his medical records relating to his leave of absence in …
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… pair of scissors sticking out of her back. According to the medical examiner's testimony at trial, the cause of death … and (4) his statements were not voluntary because he needed medical treatment during the interrogation. We reject these … a doctor right now." The detectives requested emergency medical services and informed defendant an ambulance was on …
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… by a preponderance of the evidence, that he or she summoned medical treatment and protected the victim from further harm … for a violation of this section that the defendant summoned medical treatment for the victim or knew that medical treatment had been summoned by another person, and …
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… also agreed to equally share childcare and unreimbursed medical expenses and attend at least twelve counseling … her to daycare sick, failing to give her a prescribed medical bath to treat her impetigo and failing to take her to medical appointments. Defendant also expressed concerns for …
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… is a New Jersey limited liability company, which performs medical imaging, radiology, and ultrasound services in … diagnostic images for PDC's patients. PTR is a radiology medical practice with offices in New Jersey. PTR 1 As … PDC. Dr. Lisa Sheppard, the owner of PTR, served as PDC's medical director under the agreement. Dr. Sheppard selected …
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… of any bodily or mental functions or (b) is demonstrable, medically or psychologically, by accepted clinical or … the existence of a handicap is not readily apparent, expert medical evidence is required. Accordingly, courts place a high premium on the use and strength of objective medical testimony in proving the specific elements of each …
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… she would need leave in the next year under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), 29 U.S.C. §§ 2601 to 2654. Boucher … Chief John Stief concerning her request for light duty and medical leave. Finnegan instructed Boucher to submit any … benefits was approved after she submitted additional medical records. Boucher used accrued paid leave to cover …