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Day: June 18, 2010

The failure to explain decreased range of motion after a somwhat normal examination with plaintiff's own doctor is fatal to plaintiff's 5102(d) action

“Dr. Thompson also failed to reconcile his findings of limitation in the plaintiff’s left shoulder in May 2009, as set forth in his affirmation, with

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The failure to explain decreased range of motion after a somwhat normal examination with plaintiff’s own doctor is fatal to plaintiff’s 5102(d) action

“Dr. Thompson also failed to reconcile his findings of limitation in the plaintiff’s left shoulder in May 2009, as set forth in his affirmation, with

June 18, 2010 No Comments

Defaults again

If you remember, the Appellate Term and Appellate Division has been beginning, in no-fault cases, to require the movant of a default judgment to offer

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