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… issued at plaintiffs’ behest for the turnover of Dr. Bob’s medical and phone records. Having considered the moving, … cross-motion directed at subpoenas issued by plaintiffs to medical professionals that treated Dr. Bob and directed at a … – sent from Megan to Mary Ellen recognizing that Dr. Bob’s medical condition “affects the language part of the brain . …
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… testified that the Borough was not going to continue medical benefits for plaintiff and his family during his … and the mayor to tell them that discontinuing plaintiff's medical benefits was the wrong thing to do, and the Borough … Davenport repeatedly asked him for documentation of his medical fitness for duty beyond the sole form that was …
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… with his prior relentless attempts to communicate with her. Medical examiner Sean Kelly conducted an autopsy of … Antonio Liberta of the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) tested a cervical swab from … THE CASE THAT DEFENDANT MURDERED THE VICTIM. POINT II THE MEDICAL EXAMINER IMPROPERLY OPINED THAT THE CAUSE AND MANNER …
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… his back, which punctured his right lung. According to the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, both wounds … with the knife found in Demko's hand. However, the medical examiner could not state for certain the knife was … A-1607-22 on his left hand, and four on his right hand. The medical examiner testified that the cuts on Demko's face …
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A-1360-23 Briefs
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… the course of trial. Respondent produced three expert medical witnesses at trial. Individually and when taken … analysis must be performed. Specifically, “comparative medical evidence is [a] necessary part of Plaintiff’s prima … Div. 2003). A Plaintiff’s failure to produce a comparative medical analysis can be fatal to a Plaintiff’s case. …
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… New Jersey has a Good Samaritan statute that immunizes medical professionals from tort liability when they render … to him because the plaintiff was not his patient and the medical situation was an emergency. In ruling against the … protected Licensed Clinical Social Workers and some other medical professionals from tort liability under certain …
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… filing of defendant's motion. Plaintiff was diagnosed with medical conditions in 2007, and after completing treatment … humble lifestyle"; (2) has incurred "significant medical expenses" due to various health issues; and (3) it … been in relatively good health for several years after her medical issues were addressed; (2) was able to accumulate …
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A-2087-23 Briefs
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… Mayo Clinic Tests Designed For Detecting Drug Abuse, Mayo Medical Laboratories, Dec. 2012 ......... Da 132-161 … Mayo Clinic Tests Designed For Detecting Drug Abuse, Mayo Medical Laboratories, Dec. 2012 .........................46 …
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A-2855-23 Briefs
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… AHP excusing Plaintiff from work until May 16, 2020 due to “medical incapacity,” which was the result of anxiety, and … to Dr. Syed’s note excusing Plaintiff from work due to “medical incapacity” asking for “more specific details about [Plaintiff’s] medical condition,” because of requirements that AHP “submit …
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… AHP excusing Plaintiff from work until May 16, 2020 due to “medical incapacity,” which was the result of anxiety, and … to Dr. Syed’s note excusing Plaintiff from work due to “medical incapacity” asking for “more specific details about [Plaintiff’s] medical condition,” because of requirements that AHP “submit …
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… reasonable doubt that … (insert victim’s name) … died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by … a reasonable doubt that (insert victim’s name) died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by …
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… New Jersey. 11. Due to Respondent's injuries, emergency medical services ("EMS") were requested and arrived on scene for further medical evaluation. 2 12. While inside the ambulance, the …
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… effective type[] of corroborative evidence may be . . . medical or scientific evidence." N.J. Div. of Youth & Fam. …
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… actions or an experience." Dr. Medina further explained a medical diagnosis of "[s]uspected child sexual abuse means … may be eyewitness testimony, a confession, an admission or medical or scientific evidence." N.J. Div. of Youth & Fam. …
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… Jordan were never raised as a concern by [the Division] or medical professionals[;] that [he and Sarah] consistently …
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… the virus. [Finkel] was not advised to leave the job by any medical professional. An initial claim for unemployment … to reduce exposure risk in the workplace. Additionally, a medical professional did not advise the claimant to leave …
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… interview, she and J.M. were transported to Community Medical Center for a forensic medical examination. J.M. was forensically interviewed on …
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… from her physician. At the DOC's request, Thomas attended a medical examination with Shari Diamond, D.O. Dr. Diamond … to try to seek a reasonable accommodation for [Thomas]'s medical condition." The judge reasoned the "uncontroverted …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3390-22 M.L.R., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. J.R.R., Defendant-Appellant. ________________________ Argued September 12, 2024 – Decided September 20, 2024 Before Judges Mawla and …
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… were declined. At the hearing, the PAC considered Dory's medical and mental health, and her access to … review[ed] and consider[ed]" Dory's narrative and medical records submitted on appeal and upheld the PAC's …