New York Law Journal
Thomas A. Dickerson and Jeffrey A. Cohen, associate justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, discuss the Affordable Care Act's effect on coverage of autism, New York's recently enacted
In July 2010, Mary Galligan, who ran the FBI's investigation after 9/11, was named special agent in charge of cyber/special operations for the New York division of the FBI, making her its first femal
...for processing tissues taken from bodies that would not, due to their medical condition, meet the specific safety criteria for donation. The defendant rejected the...
...preserved, we conclude the court improperly based its determination on claims of medical neglect not raised in the petition, without affording appellant father a reasonable...
...Judge Harriet Thompson Provider Stracar Medical Services sought to recover no-fault benefits. Insurer Nationwide moved for summary...
...the back seat of the vehicle. The People's proof also included medical records and the tape of a 911 call, in which Ms. Baum...
...Cite as: Stracar Medical Services v. Nationwide Mutual Ins., 71119/2010, NYLJ 1202601022997, at *1 (Civ...
...in refusing to grant her an adjournment to obtain proof of a medical condition alleged to prevent her from properly wearing her seatbelt. ...
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