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… with a campus in Trevose, Pennsylvania, that offers medical-related training programs. In 2009, plaintiffs …
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… commercial development -- including use for hotel, retail, medical, and office facilities -- on a minimum of one-acre …
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… her unfinished home. In 2007, Zaman worked primarily as a medical imaging technologist. He conducted a “side business” …
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… back if he could. 6 A-5356-13T1 Following an autopsy, the medical examiner (M.E.) concluded the child died as a …
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… The neighbor called 9-1-1. S.L. was taken to Lourdes Medical Center and was treated for her injuries. At the …
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… valid. See Dougherty v. Dept. of Human Services, Div. of Medical Assistance & Health Services, 91 N.J.1, 6 (1982). …
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… valid. See Dougherty v. Dept. of Human Services, Div. of Medical Assistance & Health Services, 91 N.J.1, 6 (1982). …
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… to be “received by the party to whom it was addressed.” SSI Medical Services, Inc. v. State, 146 N.J. 614, 621 (1996). …
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… Meridian Hospitals Corporation, as successor to Riverview Medical Center (defendant hereinafter being referred to as …
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… carriers covering a large risk. See Gill v. Clara Maass Medical Center, 450 NJ. Super. 368, 376 (App. Div. 2017); …
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… failed to ensure that K.D. was given prompt and appropriate medical assistance in violation of Policy 8441 (care of …
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… . . ; or (2) under the influence of drugs, other than drugs medically prescribed . . . and used in the manner …
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… Use Ordinance, plus the added permitted principal use of medical office; (3) the East Building with six stories. The …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0748-23 H.D., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. V.P., Defendant-Appellant. _______________________ Argued February 26, 2025 – Decided June 11, 2025 Before Judges DeAlmeida and Puglisi. …
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… her by the arm, but she also told them she did not need any medical attention. J.H. alleged past acts of domestic …
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… reasonable expectation of privacy if disclosed, such as medical informati … States Newsroom Inc. v. City of Jersey …
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… statements were admissible under N.J.R.E. 803(c)(4), the medical treatment exception to the rule against hearsay. …
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… in a downstairs apartment in their home. While emergency medical responders transported a badly wounded but still …
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… that caused defendants serious emotional stress and that no medical proof was required to support the claim. They …
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… any of the foregoing persons produces a certificate of a medical doctor, treatment provider, or psychiatrist licensed …