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Defendants moved to compel plaintiff's appearance at a presurgical Independent Medical Examination in New Jersey in plaintiff's personal injury action., Plaintiff, a Georgia resident, alleged she was injured by defendant Cooper's negligent operation of a vehicle owned by defendant company.
Student Successfully Proves Hearing Officer Erred in IDEA Case
In this wrongful death and survival action, defendants Safeway Fresh Foods, LLC and Safest-Way Labor Force, LLC moved for summary judgment on the complaint filed by plaintiff, the administrator of decedent's estate.
In the Matter of the Claim of Jose Lujan-Espinzo v. Electrical Illuminations By Arnold Inc
Plaintiff appealed a Family Part order reducing defendant's child support obligation, failing to set a rate for repayment for overpaid child support and failing make defendant's obligation to pay for children's dance lessons retroactive in a non-dissolution matter.
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Petitioner sought involuntary termination of parental rights of respondent natural parents in a dependency action. The court granted the petition, holding that involuntary termination of parental rights was warranted where petitioner offered evidence of, and the record demonstrated, mother's and father's lack of interest regarding their minor child, their noncompliance with permanency plans, their failure to attend drug screening, and their failure to attend dependency action hearings.
In the Matter of Attorneys in Violation of Judiciary Law § 468-a. v. Afua Sarpong Akoto
Court affirms $30 million verdict against the City of Milton in fatal accident case, rejecting City's claims of sovereign immunity, and orders pre-judgment interest and nunc pro tunc judgment
Plaintiff appealed an adverse judgment in her personal injury suit, contending in pertinent part that the court erred in admitting evidence during trial that one of her causation experts had had his license to prescribe controlled substances suspended. The trial court conceded error on the issue but maintained the Superior Court should affirm where the error did not result in prejudice to plaintiff's case at trial.
In the Matter of the Claim of Sonya Gorbea v. Verizon New York Inc. et al.
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