· 3/27/2006
Maher v. County of Mercer
Citations
- 894 A.2d 100
- 384 N.J. Super. 182
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- recognizing that medical condition of cook who contracted staph infection that was so severe that she was treated by induced coma and not expected to survive sufficed for extraordinary circumstances test
- finding that the medical condition of a cook who contracted a staph infection that was so severe she had to be treated by induced coma and did not expect to survive created an extraordinary circumstance
- explaining because the plaintiff was hospitalized, placed into an induced coma, and was not expected to survive, the plaintiff's circumstances fell within the meaning of \extraordinary\
- finding extraordinary circumstances where the medical condition of a plaintiff, who contracted staph infection, was so severe that she was treated by an induced coma and not expected to survive
- finding extraordinary circumstances where the A-2671-20 5 medical condition of a plaintiff, who contracted a staph infection, was so severe that she was treated by an induced coma and not expected to survive
- noting the plaintiff presented a physician opinion letter and physician's oral statement
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