PSW Chiropractic Care, P.C. v Maryland Cas. Co., 2011 NY Slip Op 51719(U)(App. Term 2d Dept. 2011)
“In the present case, the record supports the determination of the Civil Court, based upon its assessment of the credibility of defendant’s witness and the proof
adduced at trial, that defendant failed to satisfy its burden of proving that the disputed chiropractic services were not medically necessary. As we find no basis to disturb the Civil Court’s findings, the judgment is affirmed.
Interesting dissent, but if the IME was that bad, this should have stopped at Civil Court.
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To JT and all at the Defender Happy Holiday and a good weekend.
Thanks Ray. To those members of the extended Zuppa family that might, on some level, be members of the tribe, I wish them a happy holiday also…
My baby sister who is a Pediatric Trauma Specialist at the best children’s hospital in the world — Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. She’s a member of the Tribe.
Her drug research has gotten so much money from drug companies that the hospital has been able to build huge swaths of hospital and provide huge amounts of services to children who have suffered severe trauma from accidents to beatings to diseases like cancer and everything in between. Many of these children come from impoverished families.
She is a board invited member of the FDA and does much work there approving and disapproving meds. She is under 40. No no fault there.
And everyone of my nieces and nephews. There are a few and counting.
All members of the Tribe.
And by the way I brag about family perhaps I have some Tribe in me too.
What’s good for the Tribe is good for Zuppa and the Tribe can always look to Zuppa as a friend and protector. Even Rogak.