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… [p]laintiffs, [and] the lack of depositions and independent medical examinations." There is not a scintilla of evidence …
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… defendant stipulated to inadequate supervision of Terry and medical neglect of Joseph. E.E. stipulated that she placed …
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… falls within this principle. In Falcone v. Middlesex County Medical Society, 34 N.J. 582, 593-94 (1961), Justice Jacobs, …
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… two- week vacation, after being out for up to six weeks on medical leave, because there was too much work. In May 2009, …
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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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… killed by a gunshot wound to the head and hand. The State's medical examiner determined that the gun was fired at close …
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… that the victim sustained a gunshot wound in the absence of medical evidence . On appeal, defendant objects that the …
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… between the two accidents. Id. at 134. In addition, the medical experts did not allocate the injuries to the first …
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… noted in the order that: "This arrangement is for education/medical purposes only." The November 28, 2016 order did not …
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… "daycare costs [until K.S. "attends elementary school"], medical costs, [and] extracurricular activities." As to …
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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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… after the appellant made a complaint to the State Board of Medical Examiners against two doctors, and the Board's …
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… [d]efense acknowledged that the victim underwent several medical procedures which made her unavailable to police ." …
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… my knee. Defendant did not consult a doctor or receive any medical attention related to these injuries. Miguel Soto …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5310-18T2 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. L.M., Defendant-Appellant, and R.T., S.J., and M.S., Defendants. …
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… option to protect people by providing coverage to pay their medical expenses if they are injured. [N.J.S.A. 39:6A-1.1.] …
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… defendant stipulated to inadequate supervision of Terry and medical neglect of Joseph. E.E. stipulated that she placed …
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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 …