Defendants' medical expert evaluations of plaintiffs set forth the objective tests performed in support of their conclusions that plaintiffs did not suffer serious injury. Partial denial of their motion was nonetheless appropriate, inasmuch as plaintiffs, through the affidavits of their experts and treating physicians, sufficiently demonstrated an issue of fact as to whether they had suffered serious injury on a theory of significant and permanent consequential limitation...
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