"It became apparent that lab directors were not aware of what to do if there was a flu pandemic," explains
Martin Meltzer, senior health economist and distinguished consultant at the CDC.
The owner, represented by Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, LLP (partners
Martin Meltzer at the deposition and Joseph Burden at the trial), demonstrated, and the Court found, that there was "no real public representation of [the tenant/claimant's] relationship"; the tenant's daughter, rather than the claimant, controlled the tenant's finances when he took ill; the tenant's will made no mention of the claimant; the claimant was not a beneficiary under the tenant's insurance policy; and all funeral arrangements were handled by the tenant's daughter.