In August 1998, plaintiff served the report of her psychologist, which first revealed the existence of a lead paint condition in the apartment where she lived after moving out of defendants' building, and increased lead levels in her blood after such move. It was not necessary that defendants, in order to avoid a charge of frivolousness (CPLR 8303-a), independently confirm these statements made by plaintiff's own health care professional, before commencing a third-party action...
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