Luxenberg v. Jericho Atrium Associates, Inc.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Bernard F. McCaffrey, J.
The underlying issue in this personal injury matter concerns *564whether in addition to physical examinations by an orthopedist, a neurologist and a psychiatrist, plaintiff Marcy Luxenberg who slipped and fell on ice in defendant’s parking lot must also submit to an “interview and examination”, pursuant to CPLR 3121, by a person not a physician, to wit, an occupational and rehabilitation therapist.
At the outset, defendant Jericho Atrium Associates, Inc. (hereinafter Jericho) contends that plaintiffs’ sole basis for objecting to this examination is that…
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