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Understanding the Affidavit of Merit Statute and the Rare Application of the Common Knowledge Exception

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On May 4, 2020, in Linda Cowley v. Virtua Health System, the Supreme Court of New Jersey reversed the judgement of the Appellate Division and held that when a patient removes a nasogastric tube herself and refuses its...more

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New Jersey Supreme Court Reminder – Don’t Forget about the Corporate Practice of Medicine

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A New Jersey Supreme Court case earlier this summer has New Jersey lawyers re-examining their clients’ business structures under the State’s corporate practice of medicine doctrine....more

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Somebody Call a Doctor!…. As a Treating Physician or Expert?

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Seyfarth Synopsis: The New Jersey Supreme Court has recently held that a treating physician, who has not been designated as an expert witness, is permitted to testify as to whether a plaintiff’s medical condition qualifies as...more

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New Jersey Tax Court Eliminates Non-Profit Hospital’s Property Tax Exemption

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On June 25, 2015, a New Jersey Tax Court issued a significant opinion in the case of AHS Hospital Corp. d/b/a Morristown Memorial Hospital v. Town of Morristown, upholding the Town of Morristown’s denial of Morristown...more

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