Seversky is suing it for $2,497,069 for past services rendered; for 20 million on the behalf of stockholders, and for the right to use his name.
The New Yorker, January 12 , 1946P. 17 A conservative, elderly gentleman who sometime ago became treasurer of a small New England museum, did not like the term "janitor" when he made out his first payroll vouchers so he wrote in the space reserved for "services rendered", "for many refurbishing efforts".
By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, January 12 , 1946P. 17 A conservative, elderly gentleman who sometime ago became treasurer of a small New England museum, did not like the term "janitor" when he made out his first payroll vouchers so he wrote in the space reserved for "services rendered", "for many refurbishing efforts".
For this reason, the original variable was redefined under the categories of Public Healthcare Services and Private Healthcare Services (which includes services rendered for private healthcare and health insurance plans).
We obtained daily nonconfidential ED utilization and admission records for children, 0 17 years of age, for services rendered from June 2002 through November 2002.
One can regret that in our day, historical memory is so short, respect for past accomplishments is so thin, and gratitude for service rendered is so lacking.
In general there is big gap between the cost and the price set for services rendered in exchange for laboratory services.
It is indeed inappropriately large for the service rendered.
The dealer markup reflects a legitimate retail fee for a service rendered.
Costs were calculated from the perspective of the third-party payer and represented actual reimbursed amounts for each service rendered.
Include payment information for each service rendered.
