Santiago v. New York State Department of Correctional Services

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• allowing a life care planner to testify as an expert witness where the life care planner was certified and did not make medical recommendations, but rather, relied on the medical recommendations of the plaintiff’s treating doctors
• “Deutsch also looks at Clinical Practice Guidelines and recent research literature. . . . Deutsch explains in his deposition that he does not make medical recommendations, but pulls recommendations from medical records, or gets them from treating doctors.”

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