Each pair of movants established a prima facie case that plaintiff's injuries were not serious, by nonconclusory affidavits from medical experts who examined plaintiff and found no injury from the 1999 accident that satisfied the statutory threshold (Insurance Law § 5102 [d]). When the burden then shifted to plaintiff, his medical expert could offer only a conclusory opinion as to causation (see Gaddy v Eyler,
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