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… also tried but failed to find Harper by contacting local medical facilities in Cumberland, Atlantic and Cape May Counties, the State Medical Examiner, and county correctional facilities …
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… in the records was related to the separate party's forensic medical examination, which would be protected. Plaintiffs … and much of the information, such as the separate party's medical examination, is sensitive and confidential. As for …
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… upbeat young lady." Dr. Kinney reviewed the child's medical records and "found no evidence she suffered any … above, Dr. Kinney testified that a number of different non-medical factors other than stress could have caused C.L.'s …
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… right forearm." Lubin was then transported to Jersey Shore Medical Center by helicopter because his injuries were … "ulnar nerve." Pasqualini was transported to Community Medical Center by ambulance. He suffered "two stab wounds, …
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… serve as the exclusive remedy for payment of out-of-pocket medical expenses arising from an automobile accident." … injuries to that person, is required but fails to maintain medical expense benefits coverage mandated by [N.J.S.A. …
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… against and harassed him by refusing to accommodate his medical condition and by calling the police, as well as by … discriminated against him by 9 refusing to accommodate his medical condition and by calling the police; the employees …
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… . . . . Coverage L – Personal Liability and Coverage M – Medical Payments to Others are restricted to apply only with … that: A. Coverages (Personal liability) and Coverage (Medical Payments) do not apply to "bodily injury" or …
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… Prior to her termination, her position was "Vice President, Medical Sales North America for Nestlé Infant …
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… in [a] chair," which the officer assisted her with until medical staff could respond. According to the report of … help," but a different code would be used if related to a medical condition. Officer Velez stated plaintiff "could …
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… function to ensure that the driver 'did not need any medical assistance and . . . was not the victim of a … the court's findings that the driver may have needed medical assistance, may have been a victim of domestic …
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… on the white bed sheets. C.H. claimed she never sought medical attention or reported defendant to the authorities … bodily injury charge (count four) due to "a lack of medical evidence" and insufficient credible evidence that …
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… which refer to [his] specific experiential, educational or medical qualifications including resumes, professional … to Dr. Hewitt's records––experiential, educational, or medical qualifications including resumes, professional …
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… any mesh revision surgery since compliance. B. PFS AND MEDICAL AUTHORIZATIONS I. In all of the cases identified on … Service Protocols3): a. Updated certified PFSs. b. Updated medical authorizations in the forms attached hereto as …
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… permanent disfigurement or dismemberment where the medical treatment expenses are in excess of $3,600.00." The … suffered a permanent loss of a bodily function, incurring medical expenses exceeding $3,600, to be entitled to damages …
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… utilized litigation resources in New York, including medical exams, which plaintiff traveled to New York to … litigation resources and plaintiff's travel to New York for medical examinations are of little probative value. Lastly, …
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… worsening of his compensable injury and needed further medical treatment. Following oral argument, on December 15, …
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… to this incident. A couple days later, plaintiff sought medical treatment from an urgent care facility and was …
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… related paraphernalia not prescribed for the inmate by the medical or dental staff." N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1(a)(6)(i).1 …
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… home without advising him and interfered with the child's medical appointments. The judge denied defendant's motion in …
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… in restraints. After being decontaminated and evaluated by medical staff, appellant refused a search of his person. …