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… the case was settled after Lenz had retired due to his medical issues, and because of a backlog in federal court, …
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… directed Kay to personally interview Edith, examine her medical records, and "make inquiry of persons having …
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… make decisions on behalf of the children related to their medical care. The court entered a February 8, 2022 order …
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… [thirty] days after [insert termination date], subject to medical record review or other benefit plan requirements. …
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… equity in OSI, a company which sold and serviced medical equipment, for $42.5 million. Defendants signed the …
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… the parties' twenty-six years of marriage; their ages and medical histories; defendant's custodial responsibilities …
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… expenses, her failure to request county transportation for medical visits, and the extent of the costs for her aide. 7 …
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… to plead damages that exceeded the Tort Claims Act's $3,600 medical expense threshold; (8) a false arrest causing harm …
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… and left elbow." Id. at 4-5. After the autopsy, the medical examiner determined the manner of the victim's death …
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… totaling $1,236 per month and $14,832 annually. Portions of medical bills not covered by health insurance will be split …
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… 501. "[A]ny other contributions" includes expenses such as "medical expenses, clothing expenses, entertainment and …
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… had blood on it was parked near the mattress. An assistant medical examiner testified the victim died from "asphyxia …
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… separating the involved parties, detaining Puccia, offering medical assistance to 12 A-3941-17T2 the plaintiff, and …
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… should have called a forensic pathologist to refute the medical examiner's testimony that Williams was running away …
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… him several times. Defendant had reviewed the victim's medical records, which confirmed the victim had lost sight …
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… without returning, failed to take them to their scheduled medical appointments, and reported to the Division that she …
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… "daycare costs [until K.S. "attends elementary school"], medical costs, [and] extracurricular activities." As to …
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… [d]efense acknowledged that the victim underwent several medical procedures which made her unavailable to police ." …
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… after the appellant made a complaint to the State Board of Medical Examiners against two doctors, and the Board's …
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… between the two accidents. Id. at 134. In addition, the medical experts did not allocate the injuries to the first …