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    N.J. Supreme Court Holds That Defendants Must Move For A Protective Order If They Seek To Bar Third-Party Observation Or Recording Of An IME

    Under New Jersey Court Rule 4:19, an adverse party can require a plaintiff in a personal injury action to submit to a physical or mental examination—i.e., an independent medical examination ("IME") or DME.
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    N.J. Appellate Division Rules That Plaintiffs Need Court Permission To Record Or Have A Third Party Observe Independent Medical Exams

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