At issue is whether Inaaya Limone, a minor, qualifies for coverage under the Florida Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Plan (Plan).The infant`s brain injury likely post-dated "resuscitation in the immediate postdelivery period." Therefore, the claim was not compensable.
At issue is whether David Britt, a minor, qualifies for coverage under the Florida Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Plan. If so, whether the notice requirements of the Plan were satisfied.Petitioners` motion to amend final order and/or for rehearing denied because Petitioners acknowledged newly discovered evidence would not alter the conclusion that the infant had suffered a birth-related neurological injury.
Whether the Respondent was substantially justified in bringing the charges contained in the Amended Administrative Complaint heard November 6, 1990, in DOAH Case No. 90-4808.Petitioner was substantially justified in bringing charges aginst respondent.
The central issue in this case is whether the Respondent is guilty of the violations alleged in the amended administrative complaint dated October 19, 1990; and, if so, what penalty should be imposed.Department failed to prove by clear and convincing standard violations against respondent medical records within standard actions also within standard.
