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… with Sherrer. On October 4, 2011, plaintiff went out on medical leave to have surgery and submitted a retirement … distress and contemplated suicide because she lost medical insurance benefits when she needed surgery. …
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… about those protected activities. Thornton returned from a medical leave at the end of April or beginning of May 2014. … phone calls and all of [his] work" while he was on medical leave to the extent that he "was not bothered at …
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… other witnesses, including Dr. Andrew Falzon, the State Medical Examiner, who testified Mayse died as a result of … SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT OF CONFRONTATION, WITH THE ACTUAL MEDICAL EXAMINER WHO PREPARED THE AUTOPSY REPORT, …
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… was reopened, but none of them could identify it. The medical examiner who examined the remains at the scene, but … about the cause of Timmy's death. However, another medical examiner, Dr. Geetha Natajarian, who reviewed the …
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… [of the USDOT]." 8 A-2596-16T4 According to her medical proofs, as a result of the accident plaintiff …
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… the money defendant had given them. 8 A-3021-17T3 Huff's Medical Condition and Demise Huff survived the attack and … and had "common . . . signs of shock." Before performing a medical procedure that would incapacitate Huff, the …
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… the issue of causation and whether defendant caused the medical injuries [Dr. Ingram] observed." 20 A-5023-17T1 … as a result of defendant's conduct and if it wasn't for the medical intervention both would have bled to death. So, the …
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… to thwart his "ability to attend events, meetings, and medical appointments for the children" and "unilaterally" … second and third-hand snippets of Dr. Hamway. There are no Medical Reports. There's no Counseling Reports, no …
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… through a private HMO policy. This obligation to maintain medical insurance as provided in the [PMA] shall commence … been helpful, the judge expressed doubt about plaintiff's medical conditions and purported lack of employability. The …
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… transported to the emergency room at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center (St. Joseph's) for an evaluation, defendant … substances [(CDS)]. The blood will be extracted in a medically acceptable manner by a qualified professional. I …
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… the judge ordered plaintiff to pay a share of unreimbursed medical and dental expenses for the children; plaintiff is … to defendant for certain education expenses, unreimbursed medical and dental expenses, real estate taxes, homeowners …
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… her, and Jonathan by punching her. Ibid. According to the medical examiner, J.P. had been stabbed multiple times in … 21. They also found J.P.'s blood on the pole. Id. at 6. The medical examiner testified that the 8 A-2001-17T3 blade of …
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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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… Bostic was pronounced dead at the scene and removed by the Medical Examiner, where a subsequent autopsy revealed a … . . . Bostic and [defendant]." Bostic, who, based on the Medical Examiner's report "weighed approximately 275 …
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… child sexual abuse are referred for psychological and medical services. Focusing on the "diagnostic" aspect of the … Dr. D'Urso: [T]he four centers, we are supposed to provide medical and psychological services for kids and families …
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… Pachuta that Dewyer was shot multiple times. At trial, the medical examiner testified Dewyer sustained a prominent … and touching it when it was discharged." In addition, the medical examiner testified that Dewyer had used heroin …
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… sir." When Officer McLaughlin asked if defendant needed medical treatment, she replied, "[n]o, I don't want medical attention. I have a black eye and a busted lip. I …
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… Esposito explained that she conducted a forensic medical examination of the older victim at a local hospital … of those injuries. She explained that ''[e]cchymosis is a medical term for blood underneath the skin surface. So . . . …
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… determination that mitigating factor eleven based on a medical condition was inapplicable in the absence of any evidence that satisfactory medical treatment was unavailable in prison). Defendant also …
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… safe. After the hospital admitted Jan for injuries, the medical discharge paperwork indicated she had a superficial … years. Linda had unwaveringly cared for Nina's multiple medical issues and had developed a strong parental type of …