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… against Alaris. In October 2014, Jacoby & Myers requested medical records from Alaris. On December 5, 2014, Alaris mailed a copy plaintiff's medical records to Jacoby & Meyers. On December 22, 2014, a … . . . within ninety days of the service of an answer in all malpractice actions" to resolve "discovery related issues, …
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… a workers' compensation carrier can obtain reimbursement of medical expenses and wage loss benefits it paid from … paid to employee, David Mercogliano, for wage loss and medical expenses resulting from a work-related automobile … even though the injured employee could not recover the medical expenses and wage loss from his own automobile …
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… they stopped communicating with each other after Sayegh's medical office was raided by law enforcement. Kalaba was … and fraud; Rambarran and The Rambarran Law Firm for legal malpractice; A.S.A. Associates for collusion and revocation …
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… they stopped communicating with each other after Sayegh's medical office was raided by law enforcement. Kalaba was … and fraud; Rambarran and The Rambarran Law Firm for legal malpractice; A.S.A. Associates for collusion and revocation …
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… actions; • civil rights actions; • professional malpractice actions; • medical device litigation and pharmaceutical litigation; • …
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… with his embezzlement of more than $1.1 million from a medical practice, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1341. … General of New Jersey to have the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners suspend or revoke defendant's license to … Together the complaints alleged: gross and repeated malpractice by defendant in his pain management practice, …
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… with his embezzlement of more than $1.1 million from a medical practice, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1341. … General of New Jersey to have the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners suspend or revoke defendant's license to … Together the complaints alleged: gross and repeated malpractice by defendant in his pain management practice, …
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… states: [T]he insurer's limit of liability for any medical expense benefit . . . not set forth in or not … sentence, the insurer's limit of liability for any medical expense benefit for any service or equipment not set … customary and reasonable [(UCR)] fee. [Ibid.] The American Medical Association (AMA) promulgates CPT codes for every …
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… been summarized.) Allstate Insurance Company v. Northfield Medical Center, P.C. (A-27-15) (076069) Argued January 4, … with respect to the control, ownership, and direction of a medical practice. N.J.A.C. 13:35-6.16(f), codified in 1992, … also testified that Borsody told him that he did not need malpractice insurance because he would not be treating …
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… Unpublished Appellate May 22, 2025 S.P. VS. DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES, ET AL. (DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES) A-2186-23 …
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… capacity, (collectively, plaintiffs) filed a nursing malpractice complaint against CareOne, pleading: common law … 5 A-0426-23 Upon admission, Eagin had a host of other medical diagnoses including: "Parkinson's disease, … not, which maintains and operates facilities for extended medical and nursing treatment or care for two or more …
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… capacity, (collectively, plaintiffs) filed a nursing malpractice complaint against CareOne, pleading: common law … 5 A-0426-23 Upon admission, Eagin had a host of other medical diagnoses including: "Parkinson's disease, … not, which maintains and operates facilities for extended medical and nursing treatment or care for two or more …
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… "JOHN" MEHTA, M.D. (first name fictitious) and RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants, and KUMAR DASMAHAPATRA, M.D., … and the denial of their motion for a new trial in the medical negligence action they filed against defendant Kumar … as proper practice by the medical profession, a claim of malpractice cannot be predicated solely on the course …
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… "JOHN" MEHTA, M.D. (first name fictitious) and RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants, and KUMAR DASMAHAPATRA, M.D., … and the denial of their motion for a new trial in the medical negligence action they filed against defendant Kumar … as proper practice by the medical profession, a claim of malpractice cannot be predicated solely on the course …
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… that inmates, “by virtue of their age and/or underlying medical conditions,” might “face a heightened risk of death … had “finite capacity within its facilities to provide medical care to inmates who contract COVID-19[.]” Ibid. Due … of Corrections (DOC) to generate lists, called “Emergency Medical Referral Lists,” of inmates that might be …
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… were readily ascertainable from a review of plaintiff's medical records but were not named as defendants in a malpractice complaint. Because the statute of limitations …
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… of fiduciary duty, professional negligence, and legal malpractice. The parties entered into a tentative settlement … amount is due. Id. at 158. But see Szczepanski v. Newcomb Medical Center, Inc., 141 N.J. 346, 368 (1995) (instructing …
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… of fiduciary duty, professional negligence, and legal malpractice. The parties entered into a tentative settlement … amount is due. Id. at 158. But see Szczepanski v. Newcomb Medical Center, Inc., 141 N.J. 346, 368 (1995) (instructing …
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… were readily ascertainable from a review of plaintiff's medical records but were not named as defendants in a malpractice complaint. Because the statute of limitations …
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… order compelling the administration of psychotropic medication in an attempt to restore competency, without a … well-established liberty interest to be free from unwanted medical treatment." See N.J. Const. art. I., ¶ 1. In the … competent to stand trial, but only if the treatment is medically appropriate, is substantially unlikely to have …