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… to Judge Meloni requesting a stay of the matter due to her medical conditions. Judge Meloni sent a letter to the … fraud, his claims are actually "negligence-professional malpractice allegations." They were not. The affidavit of … standard. Stated differently, this does not appear to be a malpractice claim or professional negligence dressed as a …
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… not establish he incurred the $3,600 monetary threshold of medical expenses to seek relief under the Tort Claims Act … romantic relationships. However, he did not seek any medical treatment, counseling, or therapy for the abuse at the time, and did not incur any medical expenses related to it. During the course of the …
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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 …
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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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… failed to make requisite findings when determining M.R.'s medical eligibility for compassionate release. We disagree … enacted the CRA in 2020. The CRA repealed an existing medical parole statute, formerly codified at N.J.S.A. … (finding State commission recommended Legislature replace medical parole statute with a compassionate release statute …
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… return to work or practice medicine.2 He was ineligible for malpractice insurance. Consequently, he could no longer … reason on ninety days' notice. 7 A-3217-15T2 Metropolitan's medical board president testified that Metropolitan renewed … Although she held an M.B.A., she worked part-time in medical billing for an orthopedic practice, earning $19,422 …
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… return to work or practice medicine.2 He was ineligible for malpractice insurance. Consequently, he could no longer … reason on ninety days' notice. 7 A-3217-15T2 Metropolitan's medical board president testified that Metropolitan renewed … Although she held an M.B.A., she worked part-time in medical billing for an orthopedic practice, earning $19,422 …
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… out of plaintiffs' purchase of securitized notes issued by Medical Capital Companies (Med Cap). In 2002, plaintiffs' … 49:3-47 to -76, negligent misrepresentation, professional malpractice, breach of contract, and negligent 2 The two …
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… 2018) (slip op. at 1-25). In May 2018, because of a severe medical illness, the Supreme Court placed Caputo on … Defendant filed an answer and counterclaim, alleging legal malpractice claims. Id. at 7. After defendant failed to …
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… out of plaintiffs' purchase of securitized notes issued by Medical Capital Companies (Med Cap). In 2002, plaintiffs' … 49:3-47 to -76, negligent misrepresentation, professional malpractice, breach of contract, and negligent 2 The two …
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… 2018) (slip op. at 1-25). In May 2018, because of a severe medical illness, the Supreme Court placed Caputo on … Defendant filed an answer and counterclaim, alleging legal malpractice claims. Id. at 7. After defendant failed to …
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… The Division referred Jane to the CARES Institute4 for a medical examination. In a report dated June 23, 2015, Dr. Marita Lind, M.D., states that Jane reported to her medical examination accompanied by her adult sister. … to be []credible. Judge, I cannot without committing malpractice concede the case. THE COURT: Okay. But assuming …
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… The Division referred Jane to the CARES Institute4 for a medical examination. In a report dated June 23, 2015, Dr. Marita Lind, M.D., states that Jane reported to her medical examination accompanied by her adult sister. … to be []credible. Judge, I cannot without committing malpractice concede the case. THE COURT: Okay. But assuming …
AlloDerm (Archived)
Multi County Litigation
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… derived from porcine dennis. 47. To date, scientific and medical studies regarding AlloDerm use in hernia repair … of AlloDenn, Plaintiff suffered multiple injuries, incurred medical bills, will need future medical care to treat resultant injuries, sustained a loss …
Fosamax
Multi County Litigation
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… that claim and all other pertinent documents, including all medical records or memoranda. The defendant has agreed to … that claim and all other pertinent documents, including all medical records or memoranda. The defendant has agreed to …
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… has an ongoing responsibility to report to the Board Any malpractice actions brought, disciplinary complaints filed, … must have included the testimony of a minimum of ten medical-professional witnesses or other scientific experts. The applicant may include up to four medical or scientific experts whose testimony was taken in …
Abilify
Multi County Litigation
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… behaviors, including gambling. Abilify is a prescription medication that is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug … … Abilify … Body Abilify® is an atypical antipsychotic medication prescribed to treat schizophrenia, major …
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… CHARGE 5.51B ― Page 1 of 1 … 5.51B Proximate Cause in Legal Malpractice Involving Inadequate or Incomplete Legal Advice … that the substantial factor test is well-suited for legal malpractice cases when the legal malpractice is a concurrent cause of harm. Therefore, this …
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… 207 N.J. at 603-05. In Miller, the decedent had a viable malpractice claim during her lifetime, but declined to … resulting from such death, together with the hospital, medical and funeral expenses incurred for the deceased, to … lost contributions or his or her survivors: “hospital, medical and funeral expenses incurred for the deceased” in a …
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… 207 N.J. at 603-05. In Miller, the decedent had a viable malpractice claim during her lifetime, but declined to … resulting from such death, together with the hospital, medical and funeral expenses incurred for the deceased, to … lost contributions or his or her survivors: “hospital, medical and funeral expenses incurred for the deceased” in a …