Legal Opinion
Nassau Anesthesia Associates P.C. v. Chin
New York District Court
Decided May 16, 2011PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
*283OPINION OF THE COURT
Michael A. Ciaffa, J.
Decision upon Inquest
Plaintiff, Nassau Anesthesia Associates PC., provided anesthesia services to defendant, an uninsured individual, in connection with medical treatments that included open-heart surgery. Defendant survived the surgery, but was left with an anesthesia bill totaling $8,675.
When defendant failed to pay the bill, in full, plaintiff sued him for the balance allegedly owed ($8,000 as of February 2010). According to plaintiffs complaint, the amount of its bill “represents the usual and customary amount billed by the plaintiff for this type…
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