Asiello v. Bratton

GRAY, J.,

Before the court are cross-motions in limine seeking to preclude or limit evidence. Upon agreement of the parties, defendants’ motions in limine are moot.1 Upon review of the plaintiff’s motion, briefs and arguments of counsel, the court rules in part and reserves ruling in part on plaintiff’s motion. The court provides the following opinion in support of its decision.

*451Factual Background

This matter involves medical professional negligence claim for the treatment of Mr. Albert Asiello following an injury he sustained on July 30, 2010. Mr. Asiello contends that a delay in diagnosis…