Ruling in a case where it found “an avalanche of errors,” an appellate court concluded that trial judges must give their approval before an independent medical examination of a plaintiff can be videotaped.
And a video recording of an IME must be disclosed to opposing counsel before trial, a unanimous panel of the Appellate Division, Second Department, said in Bermejo v. New York City Health and Hospital. Corp., 23905/09.
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