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A New Jersey surgical practice that employed drivers to bring New York patients to its offices is subject to suit in New York for malpractice claims under the state's "long-arm" statute, a New York state court has ruled. Even though the alleged negligent treatment occurred in New Jersey, Supreme Court Justice Paul A. Victor denied co-defendant Gregory Surgical Services' motion to dismiss the malpractice complaint.
May 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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