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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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Multi County Litigation
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… erelkin@weitzlux.com Plaintiff Ralph D. Pittle, Esq. Medical Legal Consultants of Washington 8201 164th Avenue … suit, seeking damages for personal injury or medical malpractice? Yes: ____ No: ____ If yes, state the state and …
A-1978-13T3
Business Opinions
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… A-1978-13T3 - Hackensack University Medical Center v. Beyond Organic Spa, Inc., … Business …
A-0120-12
Business Opinions
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… A-0120-12 - Derek Q. Chapman, M.D. v. Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County … Business Opinion …
A-0101-11
Business Opinions
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… A-0101-11 - Deb Associates, et al. v. Forever Young Medical Daycare, LLC … Business Opinion Category … Contract …
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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 …
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… manner of death were "[p]ending additional studies." The medical examiner's final report stated: "Based upon the … death. The court engaged in the following analysis: In a malpractice action, a plaintiff must prove that the damages … argued that "plaintiff had not disclosed or provided any medical evidence" to establish: (a) "the injury, or …
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… manner of death were "[p]ending additional studies." The medical examiner's final report stated: "Based upon the … death. The court engaged in the following analysis: In a malpractice action, a plaintiff must prove that the damages … argued that "plaintiff had not disclosed or provided any medical evidence" to establish: (a) "the injury, or …
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A-3780-22-Briefs
Briefs
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… (“John”) and Victor Miranda (“Victor”) filed a legal malpractice action against the Respondents for their failure … by admission to a rehabilitation facility where he was in a medically induced coma for about a month. Pa136. His health … A-003780-22, AMENDED 6 Counsellors at Law alleging legal malpractice for the Respondents’ failure to timely file the …
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… curiae to L.B. on behalf of G.B., a minor child who takes medical marijuana to control epileptic seizures. When G.B.'s … was required to leave school at lunchtime to receive her medication and did not return to school, causing her to miss …
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… they have been made aware of, such as liens for outstanding medical bills, child support payments, or prior judgments … to pay from proceeds of the case, such as promises to pay medical providers that are reflected in a letter of … injury matter when he was aware that some of his client’s medical bills had not been paid but he had not issued a …
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… (IOLTA) Fund R.1:28A ) ; and maintain required levels of malpractice insurance under Court Rules if practicing in a …
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… cause of -- plaintiff’s harm. 1. The elements of a legal malpractice claim are: (1) the existence of an … 2. The substantial factor test is well-suited for legal malpractice cases in which inadequate or inaccurate legal … specifically, a demotion, suspension without pay, loss of medical insurance coverage for herself and her son while …
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… cause of -- plaintiff’s harm. 1. The elements of a legal malpractice claim are: (1) the existence of an … 2. The substantial factor test is well-suited for legal malpractice cases in which inadequate or inaccurate legal … specifically, a demotion, suspension without pay, loss of medical insurance coverage for herself and her son while …
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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 …
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… cases. Those cases include child support, spousal support, medical support, and alimony obligations. The child support …
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… Prior to his sentencing, Elias provided the court with four medical reports showing he was diagnosed with transient ischemic attacks, the medical equivalent of mini-strokes. He was 1 We use Elias's … 2004). The State can be liable for the medical 14 A-1738-21 malpractice of a physician utilized by a prison to care for …
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… Prior to his sentencing, Elias provided the court with four medical reports showing he was diagnosed with transient ischemic attacks, the medical equivalent of mini-strokes. He was 1 We use Elias's … 2004). The State can be liable for the medical 14 A-1738-21 malpractice of a physician utilized by a prison to care for …