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… and to offer into evidence various documents, including medical records. In his cross-appeal, Shawn contends the …
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… and Bordonaro retrieved the K-9 and left the scene to seek medical attention. According to Nirenberg, he felt "isolated … working as a police officer. Based on the undisputed medical testimony, Nirenberg suffers a disabling mental …
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… bad faith, which prevented him from receiving the necessary medical treatment in a timely manner. Default was entered … damages for pain and suffering, and $76,511 for unpaid medical bills. GEICO did not receive notice of the proof …
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… by mistreating horses. The complaint alleged improper medical treatment of the horses, beatings, lack of food, and lack of medical attention, resulting in the death of a colt. …
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… conformity with specific experiential, educational or medical qualifications required for employment, date of … right to inspect and obtain copies of the patient's medical records to A-5285-18T2 16 protect unauthorized …
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… The court's opinion also includes brief summaries of I.C.'s medical and educational records, which indicate that he had … that the State failed to consider his intellectual, medical, developmental, and educational records as factors …
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… In that order, the court stated: The naked claim without a medical report by a medical doctor that Kyle K[h]orozian still cannot be deposed …
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… of a mental illness and a competency evaluation. The medical staff 1 Following the incident, defendant and his …
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… . because the ultimate determination is 'a legal one, not a medical one, even though it is guided by medical expert testimony.'" A.Y., 458 N.J. Super. at 167 …
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… the child with adequate food, clothing, shelter, education, medical or surgical care though financially able to do so or … may be eyewitness testimony, a confession, an admission or medical or scientific evidence." N.J. Div. of Youth & Fam. …
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… of child custody, visitation, child support, paternity, medical support, and spousal support in non-divorce matters; … that address, among other issues, a child's educational and medical needs. Junior's Law Guardian did not call any …
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… issue is the Supreme Court’s decision in Peralta v. Heights Medical Center, Inc., 485 U.S. 80 (1988). Default judgment … who did not receive adequate service of the complaint for medical bills which Peralta guaranteed for a non-party. Id. …
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… Kocanowski underwent surgery and received numerous medical treatments for her injuries, but she began to … Kocanowski filed a Notice of Motion for Temporary and/or Medical Benefits, including a request for a 25% additional …
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… testimony to establish causation and damages, i.e., a medical expert who will explain whether a Hoyer Lift was …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1301-16T4 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. MALIK SHAKUR, a/k/a JAMES WALKER, JAMEY YOUNGBLOOD, JAMES A. BASHAWN, MALIK SHAKWOR, BASHAWN WALKER, JAMES A. WALKER, and MALIK WALKER, …
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… period of not less than [twelve] months, as affirmed by the medical board. Although the ALJ found "a literal reading of …
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… Millville Rescue Squad responded to the scene. Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) performed first aid on P.B. … shortly thereafter. P.B. was being treated by emergency medical personnel when they arrived. Calchi and Runkel …
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… visited him in the hospital and helped him with his medical, personal, and financial needs. Plaintiffs never … and depended on them during his illness to assist with his medical, personal, and financial affairs. This was …
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… because of Kate's neglect of her children's educational and medical needs. The litigation was dismissed in 2010. Robert …
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… Ambulance, LLC, from July to November 2010 as an emergency medical technician ("EMT"). Defendant investigated a … to report any and all types of suspected abuse to a higher medical or legal authority. . . . In closing please note …