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… complaint,1 asserting various claims, including legal malpractice and breach of contract. Haroldson's claims were … order further provided that if Calabrese was "not cleared medically" so that he could be deposed by the deadline, he … Jr., Esq., individually. Along with his claims for legal malpractice and breach of contract, Haroldson asserted eight …
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… condition and deviated from accepted standards in rendering medical care, which resulted in plaintiff's injuries. 3 We … until her next psychiatrist appointment on May 28. Kay's medical record noted she agreed to go to a psychiatric … reports as to their alleged negligence under common-law malpractice principles. However, plaintiff's claims were not …
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… condition and deviated from accepted standards in rendering medical care, which resulted in plaintiff's injuries. 3 We … until her next psychiatrist appointment on May 28. Kay's medical record noted she agreed to go to a psychiatric … reports as to their alleged negligence under common-law malpractice principles. However, plaintiff's claims were not …
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… cases. Those cases include child support, spousal support, medical support, and alimony obligations. The child support …
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… parent location services, paternity establishment, child/medical support establishment, enforces support and medical orders, and collects support payments. Probation … timely, consistent court-ordered child support, alimony and medical support. Probation is responsible for monitoring and …
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… made against him by fellow officers of Monarch Medical PET Services, LLC (Monarch). Defendant National … Monarch's involvement with two other companies, Monarch Medical Imaging Equipment, Inc. (Monarch Imaging) — a … 100 N.J. 325, 338-39 (1985) (applying doctrine to a legal malpractice policy). Courts may vindicate the insured's …
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… made against him by fellow officers of Monarch Medical PET Services, LLC (Monarch). Defendant National … Monarch's involvement with two other companies, Monarch Medical Imaging Equipment, Inc. (Monarch Imaging) — a … 100 N.J. 325, 338-39 (1985) (applying doctrine to a legal malpractice policy). Courts may vindicate the insured's …
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… performing an autopsy, Dr. Beverly Leffers, the county medical examiner, concluded Mele's cause of death was "blunt … on the grounds that their opinions contradicted accepted medical standards and were legally impermissible under the … was an intervening volitional act of another, such as gross malpractice by a physician. [Id. at 467.3] 3 Courts in other …
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… performing an autopsy, Dr. Beverly Leffers, the county medical examiner, concluded Mele's cause of death was "blunt … on the grounds that their opinions contradicted accepted medical standards and were legally impermissible under the … was an intervening volitional act of another, such as gross malpractice by a physician. [Id. at 467.3] 3 Courts in other …
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Charges Document PDF
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… v. Cahill, 99 N.J. 318 (1985) (holding that Board of Medical Examiners’ rules established for chiropractic … Div. 1997). Similarly, if a plaintiff in a nursing home malpractice action alleges violations of statutes or … home complete and current information concerning his medical diagnosis, treatment and prognosis in terms and …
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… selective enforcement, HIPAA violations, police brutality, medical negligence, [and] malpractice" in the Probation Department, and threatened a … typically inadmissible may be admitted on the premise that medical "providers whose livelihood it is to be improving …
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… selective enforcement, HIPAA violations, police brutality, medical negligence, [and] malpractice" in the Probation Department, and threatened a … typically inadmissible may be admitted on the premise that medical "providers whose livelihood it is to be improving …
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… 17:1-7.5(c) and (c)(1) (part of the subsequent independent medical examination (IME) amendment). But we invalidate … 43:16-2 (CPFPF); N.J.S.A. 43:7-12 (POPF). For example, if a medical report shows that a TPAF disability retirement … the Division's action was unreasonable. In general, if the Medical Review Board (MRB) decides that it requires …
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… arose out of plaintiff's unsuccessful attempt to secure a medical degree from RUSM where he re-enrolled in 2002. The … caused him to miss a required portion of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). Plaintiff, who is 3 … a New York attorney. On May 9, 2014, Cassar filed a legal malpractice lawsuit against Allen in the United States …
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… arose out of plaintiff's unsuccessful attempt to secure a medical degree from RUSM where he re-enrolled in 2002. The … caused him to miss a required portion of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). Plaintiff, who is 3 … a New York attorney. On May 9, 2014, Cassar filed a legal malpractice lawsuit against Allen in the United States …
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… defendants perceived the plaintiff to be disabled due to a medical condition that caused him or her to be overweight. … of Transportation (DOT) requires all CDL holders to pass a medical examination every two years and obtain a medical certification card verifying that they are fit to …
ESX-L-6114-18
Business Opinions
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… ESX-L-6114-18 - Xela 1, LLC v. ACCU Reference Medical Lab, LLC … Business Opinion Category … Complex …
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… 2A:53A-26." As a result, citing Haviland v. Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County, Inc., 250 N.J. 368 … when the claim for damages "result[s] from an . . . act of malpractice or negligence by a licensed person in his … no more qualified to attest to the merit of a plaintiff's malpractice claim than a non-expert." Cowley, 242 N.J. at …
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… 2A:53A-26." As a result, citing Haviland v. Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County, Inc., 250 N.J. 368 … when the claim for damages "result[s] from an . . . act of malpractice or negligence by a licensed person in his … no more qualified to attest to the merit of a plaintiff's malpractice claim than a non-expert." Cowley, 242 N.J. at …
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A-2867-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… of Defendants' failure to provide Plaintiff with requested medical records. (Transcript, 28:2029 :l). Conclusion 1 I. … Orthopedic. 178 N.J. 144 (2003) Galik v. Clara Maass Medical Center. 167 N. J.341 (2001) Hubbard v. Reed. 168 … ninety days of the filing of an answer in a professional malpractice case.") On September I,2018, New J Rule 4:58-4 …