Must a NJ healthcare facility be licensed by the DHSS to demand an Affidavit of Merit?
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Health Care Facility Seeking Protection of the Affidavit of Merit Law is Required to Produce License
Another Confusing N.J. Affidavit of Merit Decision
Does plaintiff need an Affidavit of Merit from a general physician or specialist?
Suing Psychologist who did not Report Abuse Requires No Affidavit of Merit
U.S. District Court Judge, Joel Pisano ruled that an Affidavit of Merit was not required to sue a psychologist for negligently failing to report the abuse of a juvenile patient because…
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DIVORCED PARENT PAYING FOR COLLEGE CAN DEMAND TO SEE THE REPORT CARD
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5 Mistakes to Avoid After a Trip & Fall Accident
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AGREEMENT WITH BANKS AIMS TO RESTART UNCONTESTED FORECLOSURES IN STATE
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Who Won the Supreme Court Justice Football Game?
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U.S. Courts Have Diversity Jurisdiction Over Junk-Fax Suits, Circuit Holds
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New N.J. Case Management Statistics
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How many years is too many years to Contest Paternity
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Test your Legal I.Q.
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Convicted Murderer Challenges NJ Wiretapping Law
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New Law would Prevent the State from Claiming the Value of Unused Gift Cards
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Daniel Levy: Nice summary of the law; I really like your "key ...
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