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Township 22S, Range 28E, Section 15.
Government property owned by CITY OF OCOEE.
Residential property owned by SILVER BEND HOMEOWNERS ASSOC I.
Residential property owned by TEMPLE GROVE ESTATES HOMEOWNER.
Residential property owned by BOYD WILLIAM H.
Residential property owned by LAKE FLORENCE HOMEOWNERS ASSN.
Residential property owned by DAVE SURESH.
Residential property owned by RIFE JOHN M JR.
Government property owned by ORANGE COUNTY BCC.
Residential property owned by BUSTOS ROBERT A.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON WILLIAM L.
Residential property owned by NANDLAL SHAM.
Residential property owned by LAKE PARK ESTATES HOMEOWNERS A.
Residential property owned by SINGH RADIKA R.
Residential property owned by LANTZ JAMES D.
Commercial property owned by MANOR PARK LLC.
Government property owned by DOT/STATE OF FLORIDA.
Agricultural property owned by RFK 90 LLC.
Residential property owned by TIEMAN ROGER L.
Residential property owned by ACKBARALI ROBERT KEVIN.
Residential property owned by WILKS MICHELLE N.
Residential property owned by MYLNICZENKO ANDREW.
Residential property owned by ARTISTIC HOLDINGS LLC.
Residential property owned by DAVID ARNOLD.
Residential property owned by SAINT PREUX MAKZANCE.
Residential property owned by SMITH VILMA C.
Residential property owned by BAEZ IGOR.
Residential property owned by MOHAMMED KELLY A.
Residential property owned by NGUYEN JUDY THEU.
Residential property owned by CAMERON RICKY L.
Residential property owned by NICKCHEN JEFFREY P.
Residential property owned by GOGUETTE ENEL.
Residential property owned by BONVEGNA-HEASLEY NICOLE.
Residential property owned by TORRES FELIX R.
Residential property owned by MOORE JOHN A.
Residential property owned by MARTIN DORIS LINK ESTATE.
Residential property owned by WHITE CLEMENT.
Residential property owned by MC TEAR JAMES F.
Residential property owned by FALONE CHRISTINE M.
Residential property owned by SILVERMAN STUART H.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS THERESA S.
Residential property owned by BLACKSTOCK GARRY.
Residential property owned by GILKES GRAFTON A.
Residential property owned by DA SILVA JOSE CARLOS.
Residential property owned by BADAL URSULA.
Residential property owned by WILSON WOODROW D.
Residential property owned by HENRY MARC A.
Residential property owned by ROSE DAMION.
Residential property owned by PROCHORSKIS RAMUNAS.
Residential property owned by THOMAS DELROY J.
Residential property owned by REED TINA M.
Residential property owned by BUCHANAN ARMOND E.
Residential property owned by 2017-1 IH BORROWER L P.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS MATTHEW.
Residential property owned by RICHARDSON LYDIA E.
Residential property owned by BARRETT PHILLIP J.
Residential property owned by BEHARI RAMNARINE V T.
Residential property owned by RIOS FRANCISCO LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by MARC EVELINE.
Residential property owned by 2014-1 IH BORROWER L P.
Residential property owned by CARDONA FAMILY TRUST.
Residential property owned by SMART ARLENE.
Residential property owned by SINGH TERIANO ADRIAN.
Residential property owned by FESSEL GREGORY B JR.
Residential property owned by HAMILTON MARIE.
Residential property owned by FELIX BEBETO.
Residential property owned by ANDRADE JOSEPH V.
Residential property owned by WINJE SUSAN L.
Residential property owned by M AND M TRUSTUE FAMILY LLC.
Residential property owned by REGIS HUMPHREY A.
Residential property owned by KRUPA DAGMARA J.
Residential property owned by MAYERS SAMANTHEA.
Residential property owned by AMMONS JANICE M.
Residential property owned by DUFFUS WHITNEY A.
Residential property owned by PERSAD SIEUDEEN.
Residential property owned by MCKENZIE AMANDA LYNNE.
Residential property owned by TRUST NO 1760BW.
Residential property owned by BYRD BETTY A.
Residential property owned by POWELL EDITH.
Residential property owned by FOSTER RICK D.
Residential property owned by POLIDORE AINSLEY A.
Residential property owned by MURRAY ALISA TR.
Residential property owned by LIWAG ELISEO R.
Residential property owned by MOHAMED EVA D.
Residential property owned by BRAVE DENNIS.
Residential property owned by TOUSSAINT LANCELOT.
Residential property owned by BIVINGS CLINTON.
Residential property owned by CASTEL PHILIPPE J.
Residential property owned by GRAHAM STEPHEN J.
Residential property owned by FRANKLIN MONICA.
Residential property owned by OTEYZA NOEL.
Residential property owned by TIMIRCHAND CHABINAUTH.
Residential property owned by PRESTON TAMARA.
Residential property owned by ASTRAUSKAS LUCIA INES.
Residential property owned by TAYLOR KIMBERLY L.
Residential property owned by CHARLES JEAN BERNAC.
Residential property owned by ABATE DONALD R.
Residential property owned by WALLACE TEXUS.
Residential property owned by SANDERS JESSIE BEY.
Residential property owned by MONTGOMERY VINCENT W SR.
Residential property owned by SAMUHEL RICHARD J.
Residential property owned by MADDOX JESSIE JR.
Residential property owned by COWAN GREGORY.
Residential property owned by COLLINS ERIC C.
Residential property owned by FREID MARY.
Residential property owned by MASON JOHN.
Residential property owned by RUSSELL DEVON R.
Residential property owned by HART LUVENIA R.
Residential property owned by RANGEL GUSTAVO.
Residential property owned by CARLSON ALAN J.
Residential property owned by CAMPBELL TAMARA.
Residential property owned by RILEY PAULA Y.
Residential property owned by PERREAULT ALLEN D.
Residential property owned by SOTO BILEYSI.
Residential property owned by GUERCIN SAMENTA.
Residential property owned by BRYANT LAWRENCE II.
Residential property owned by PARKER GARY J.
Residential property owned by HYACINTH EARL M.
Residential property owned by DRURY PHILLIP C.
Residential property owned by URENA FERNANDO E.
Residential property owned by MILLER OSMOND J.
Residential property owned by SERVICE RYLAND G.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS CORNELIUS C.
Residential property owned by CROWL ANTHONY.
Residential property owned by FRIEND DONALD E SR.
Residential property owned by LINDSEY HOWARD K.
Residential property owned by BERNSTEIN PETER.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS CLARENCE W.
Residential property owned by SUMMERS PATRICIA G.
Residential property owned by RAMISSOON DEHUTIE.
Residential property owned by GRICE LANE.
Residential property owned by JACKSON CLIFFORD W.
Residential property owned by SANCHEZ ROBERTO.
Residential property owned by LOPEZ JOENETTE.
Residential property owned by VELEZ NORBERT T.
Residential property owned by BRALEY PAUL G.
Residential property owned by SANCHEZ NIEVES LUIS A.
Residential property owned by ALVANZO SHARON.
Residential property owned by BRIGODE JOHN R.
Residential property owned by DECARLI DAVID P.
Residential property owned by LACSAMANA MARGARITA.
Residential property owned by DIXON GWENDOLYN J.
Residential property owned by MACALALAD CLARITO C.
Residential property owned by SONSON PETER.
Residential property owned by DRUMWRIGHT ELIZABETH.
Residential property owned by SCHOLL THOMAS A SR.
Residential property owned by SUTHERLAND KARL G.
Residential property owned by TON BUU-HUONG.
Residential property owned by SINGH MARY.
Residential property owned by VASQUEZ ANTONIO L.
Residential property owned by HOGAN JEFFREY D.
Residential property owned by DEMPS ROBERT A.
Residential property owned by SAPP MELISSA S.
Residential property owned by DAREUS ROSE I.
Residential property owned by DE SALVO LISA.
Residential property owned by SAINTUMA JEAN E.
Residential property owned by TIEDEMANN GEORGE W.
Residential property owned by NORRI LARI H.
Residential property owned by PYRON TOBY G.
Residential property owned by SMITH MAUREEN.
Residential property owned by NEHER FAMILY TRUST.
Residential property owned by RIVERA ULISES.
Residential property owned by PILE FERDINAND.
Residential property owned by SHORTER CAMILLE.
Residential property owned by MCCONNELL JOHN M.
Residential property owned by KALAMADEEN FAZIL.
Residential property owned by MANUEL LEGENIA.
Residential property owned by JULES WILSON.
Residential property owned by NEW KEVIN RICHARD.
Residential property owned by BURRELL DEREMPLE.
Residential property owned by LOVELAND CLEVE.
Residential property owned by CLARKE MELONY C.
Residential property owned by KELLEY MATTHEW WILLIAM.
Residential property owned by LANTZ JANET K.
Residential property owned by BELL VICTORIA L.
Residential property owned by BELL DONNA M.
Residential property owned by COLLEY KENNETH W.
Residential property owned by BELL CRAIG W.
Residential property owned by LOPEZ VICTOR.
Residential property owned by MIGHTY JANETTE R.
Residential property owned by RAHAMATALI AMEER.
Residential property owned by OBRIEN KAREN T.
Residential property owned by LAKE LUCY ESTATES HOMEOWNERS A.
Residential property owned by JEREMIAH JEAN M.
Residential property owned by BECKFORD NATHANIEL VICAS.
Residential property owned by HABER WILLIAM W.
Residential property owned by CEVAT FLAVIE.
Residential property owned by NAPOLEON GUILLOUX.
Residential property owned by HO SEN THI.
Residential property owned by HEBB KIMBERLY W.
Residential property owned by MERRITT DONALD LEE.
Residential property owned by HERNANDEZ LIGIA.
Residential property owned by OLMSTEAD AMANDA DANISH.
Residential property owned by TORCHON REBSTER.
Residential property owned by MORRIS TROY MAURICE.
Residential property owned by BROWN ERNESTINE L.
Residential property owned by COLLEY KENNETH W LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by WHYLLY THEARRON.
Residential property owned by MERLIN DAWN.
Residential property owned by RITTER ESTHER K.
Residential property owned by WALWYN LEROY L.
Residential property owned by REDHEAD CAROL A.
Residential property owned by GUIRAND BARBARA.
Residential property owned by MCSWAIN LINDA M.
Residential property owned by MICHEL CHANTALE.
Residential property owned by HOWARD STEPHEN H.
Residential property owned by MCFARLAND EVELYN.
Residential property owned by BLAKESLEE WILLIAM M.
Residential property owned by THOMPSON JOHN.
Residential property owned by HOLLANDER REGIS J.
Residential property owned by OSBURN ROBERT W JR.
Residential property owned by HEMBROOKE CHESTA M LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by BARBERO-COLE MARLA ANDREA.
Residential property owned by MAIGNAN DYDRICKSON.
Residential property owned by PERTAB ALAN.
Residential property owned by SMEDILE NATALE C.
Residential property owned by BARNLUND CALVIN W.
Residential property owned by MEYER KARL.
Residential property owned by BORJA VICTOR H.
Residential property owned by PREISSER GERALDINE B.
Residential property owned by SIMMONS JUSTIN D.
Residential property owned by HOWES PETER.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON D ALAN.
Residential property owned by PRICE VALE.
Residential property owned by STODDARD VIRGINIA QUESENBERRY.
Residential property owned by OLMEDA GERARDO.
Residential property owned by WOODARD DENNIS.
Residential property owned by HAGLER EDWARD R.
Residential property owned by RAHMAN FAZAL A.
Residential property owned by MORALES PABLO.
Residential property owned by PERSAUD RAMCHAND.
Residential property owned by JOSEPH ORIN.
Residential property owned by YOUNG ANGELLA.
Residential property owned by MOORE PATTI W.
Residential property owned by FEROLDI LANA M.
Residential property owned by BUISSERETH NANCY.
Residential property owned by LESLIE STEVEN L.
Residential property owned by FREDERIQUE MARIE.
Residential property owned by KELLY MAUREEN M MURPHY.
Residential property owned by LEBEDDA DONALD V.
Residential property owned by NELSON ARLINE G.
Residential property owned by KUZIO SANDRA J.
Residential property owned by JEAN BAPTISTE AMONEZE.
Residential property owned by CORDELL TIMOTHY G JR.
Residential property owned by MILLER THOMAS G.
Residential property owned by MATHIEU DIEUDONNE.
Residential property owned by NGUYEN HOA D.
Residential property owned by BANDHU MAUREEN.
Residential property owned by BLAKE RICHARD D.
Residential property owned by ASPIRE HEALTH PARTNERS INC.
Residential property owned by LOPEZ-SILVERO BARBARA.
Residential property owned by DESTINE CHARLES C.
Residential property owned by ROBERTSON ZIPPORAH G LIFE ESTA.
Residential property owned by TURNER RAYMOND L.
Residential property owned by WATERS PAUL M.
Residential property owned by JELONEK FRANK B.
Residential property owned by WOOLCOCK CHARMAINE C.
Residential property owned by CALABRO JILL M.
Residential property owned by GOPAL LEILA.
Residential property owned by RIVERA MIRIAM.
Residential property owned by DUVET EXCELLENT CHARLOTIN.
Residential property owned by BACHMAN REBECCA SUE.
Residential property owned by RAINEY LORENZA.
Residential property owned by LAUER MARY F.
Residential property owned by TURNER JOHNNY.
Residential property owned by CAROL A BIZUB TRUST.
Residential property owned by SANTIAGO LUIS A.
Residential property owned by LANCASTER DAVID L.
Residential property owned by COLE ROBERT.
Residential property owned by WALLACE TIFFANY G.
Residential property owned by BRUNE DARREN A.
Residential property owned by THPI ACQUISITION HOLDINGS LLC.
Residential property owned by SHAW RAYMOND.
Residential property owned by HURST MARSHALL J.
Residential property owned by ADAMS R CLINT.
Residential property owned by OBRIEN RICHARD.
Residential property owned by GOUGH DOUGLAS R.
Residential property owned by LEWIS TREVOR I.
Residential property owned by STEVENSON WILLIAM A.
Residential property owned by FONTAN FELIX MANUEL.
Residential property owned by GREENE VICTOR M III.
Residential property owned by MIRANDA ENID N.
Residential property owned by ALDEN JOHN D JR.
Residential property owned by GARCIA JIMENEZ JESUS M.
Residential property owned by SANTIAGO OCTAVIO JR.
Residential property owned by RAMIR EDILMA C LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by MCCALL JACQUELINE M.
Residential property owned by HERRERA HUBERT T.
Residential property owned by ANDERSON DANA A.
Residential property owned by LORENZEN MARY ELIZABETH.
Residential property owned by MARIN ALBERTO.
Residential property owned by HARRIS WILLIAM H.
Residential property owned by HARRIS CHRISTINE V.
Residential property owned by RENFRO JAIME M.
Residential property owned by JUSTE LUCKNER.
Residential property owned by MCLAREN KEVIN.
Residential property owned by KINDRED CHRISTOPHER P.
Residential property owned by JARNIGAN JAMES A.
Residential property owned by PRITCHARD KYLE R.
Residential property owned by KING TIFFANY.
Residential property owned by ALDEN LOUISE S.
Residential property owned by NICHOLS ANITA GAIL.
Residential property owned by ANGIOLI ERNEST A ESTATE.
Residential property owned by DAVILA CARMEN.
Residential property owned by DELLAVALLE ALDO L.
Residential property owned by MEJIA ANTONIA.
Residential property owned by KELLOM AUSTIN J.
Residential property owned by ANDERSON-SMITH AUDREY A.
Residential property owned by JENKINS ROBERT L.
Residential property owned by ANDERSON NEIL G.
Residential property owned by MOJICA MANUEL A.
Residential property owned by DELLA VALLE ALDO.
Residential property owned by VANN HEATHER LYNN.
Residential property owned by ELLIOTT GEORGIA.
Residential property owned by BECERRA LEONARDO IVAN.
Residential property owned by TREISCH ELENE L.
Residential property owned by WEYLAND RONALD L.
Residential property owned by KNACK JOEL H.
Residential property owned by GILCHRIST-ROBINSON KIMBERLY A.
Residential property owned by VARGAS ROBERTO.
Residential property owned by CONNOLLY THOMAS E JR.
Residential property owned by PAYMENT STEPHEN G.
Residential property owned by CORNELL MICKEY H.
Residential property owned by HEAD TAYDRA.
Residential property owned by YEPEZ JERIKO.
Residential property owned by HARRIS CHRISTINE A.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON MELVIN.
Residential property owned by TRAN SODA.
Residential property owned by BAKSH RAHIM.
Residential property owned by YANG ZHEN ZHEN.
Residential property owned by JJS AND SONS LLC.
Residential property owned by GEER JOHN C 25% INT.
Residential property owned by SINGH RADIKA RANI.
Residential property owned by ASKINS DENNIS M.
Residential property owned by HOLODY RONALD J.
Residential property owned by THOMAS MARK.
Residential property owned by BROWN KIMBERLY M LEE.
Residential property owned by GARDINER JASON ANTHONY.
Residential property owned by CURRY RODERICK D.
Residential property owned by LINDO CHRISTOPHER.
Residential property owned by HERNANDEZ RAYA ISABEL.
Residential property owned by SUMMERVILLE FELICIA.
Residential property owned by DOUGLAS CURT.
Residential property owned by BARNES DEJA.
Residential property owned by PROGRESS RESIDENTIAL 2016-1 BO.
Residential property owned by IBARRA FRANCISCO LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS JOHN MICHAEL.
Residential property owned by AMH 2015-1 BORROWER LLC.
Residential property owned by YOUNG ROBERT.
Residential property owned by HALL MELISSA M.
Residential property owned by SWEENEY PATRICK.
Residential property owned by MAHDOO SHAMILA.
Residential property owned by HAWKINS DONNA.
Residential property owned by DE FREITAS CARLOS.
Residential property owned by EVERETT LOUIS.
Residential property owned by SALAMONE ANNETTE M.
Residential property owned by JARVIS MARCIA.
Residential property owned by BARRONCINI KEITH R.
Residential property owned by SEIFERT ROBERT.
Residential property owned by FERRIS VERINA.
Residential property owned by NEW VALJEAN.
Residential property owned by PRUDHOMME RONALLE.
Residential property owned by SHIF ZMIRA.
Residential property owned by GRAYSON MATTHEW DAVID.
Residential property owned by PAWIRODIKROMO SARODJO.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS LOREN E.
Residential property owned by PROGRESS RESIDENTIAL 2014-1 BO.
Residential property owned by WOODARD SHIMAR.
Residential property owned by HARRIS VELISA G.
Residential property owned by SILVA LUIS.
Residential property owned by SILVA BRENDA N OCHOA.
Residential property owned by BENGTSON WAYNE E.
Residential property owned by ROBLES LAURANETTE RAMOS.
Residential property owned by HOLDING JAMES PATRICK.
Residential property owned by VAZQUEZ ERVIN A.
Residential property owned by WALCHEK KIRK S.
Residential property owned by BUCCINO MICHAEL J.
Residential property owned by DUNNELL LESSIE HAMPTON.
Residential property owned by RAZO FERNANDO.
Residential property owned by DRAUGHON GEORGE F JR.
Residential property owned by GILBERT MEGAN L.
Residential property owned by BARNETT ERIC.
Residential property owned by NUNEZ ANTONIO.
Residential property owned by RIVERA JOSE A JR.
Residential property owned by MINCEY CLARENCE E JR.
Residential property owned by GILMORE ALEXANDER.
Residential property owned by OTERO EVELYN.
Residential property owned by HENKELMAN MICHAEL DEAN.
Residential property owned by FORD NATASHIA E.
Residential property owned by HEGAN ANNETTE R.
Residential property owned by NAPOLEON FRANTZ.
Residential property owned by KANHAI WAVENEY.
Residential property owned by WILLIAMS CHERYL MASON.
Residential property owned by JEAN JACQUES PIERRE Y.
Residential property owned by ANDERSON JESSICA L.
Residential property owned by MOORGEN MICHAEL.
Residential property owned by SPARKS STEPHANIE.
Residential property owned by MILARD LOUIS G.
Residential property owned by HENDERSON KATHLEEN ESTATE.
Residential property owned by MARTINEZ ENRIQUE ADORNO.
Residential property owned by FULMER TIMOTHY P.
Residential property owned by PIAMONTE CERISSA.
Residential property owned by MACDONALD BRET.
Residential property owned by FITZGERALD MICHAEL.
Residential property owned by GONZALEZ MIGUEL A.
Residential property owned by SULLIVAN RONALD L.
Residential property owned by COX YVETTE JOHNSON.
Residential property owned by MAXCEANT LIONEL.
Residential property owned by GUERRERO ISRAEL.
Institutional property owned by WEST ORLANDO ASSEMBLY OF GOD I.
Residential property owned by SISLER MARCELLA J.
Residential property owned by HOLLOMAN RONNIE.
Residential property owned by DAVIS SUSAN J.
Residential property owned by CRESPO LUIS A.
Residential property owned by WATTY-BENJAMIN WYNANT.
Residential property owned by COHEN ROBERT.
Residential property owned by MCCOY JOSEPH A.
Residential property owned by PAINTER STEPHEN V.
Residential property owned by AUGUSTIN DAMIEN.
Residential property owned by BOWSER CLARENCE.
Residential property owned by ARROYO AMANDA MARIE.
Residential property owned by CARLSON ERICKA-LYNN.
Residential property owned by CAIN JOHNALYN.
Residential property owned by NGUYEN TUOI P.
Residential property owned by DOUGLAS NALDI.
Residential property owned by STARK RAE C.
Residential property owned by RICHARDSON KEITH.
Residential property owned by PATEL VIVEK K.
Residential property owned by BRUYETTE GARY M.
Residential property owned by HINDEN EVELYN.
Residential property owned by THOMAS LAURA ANN.
Residential property owned by NICE SCOTT.
Residential property owned by BROWN CAROLYN ANNE.
Residential property owned by MALDONADO OTHONIEL.
Residential property owned by TORRES ADAM LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by SINGH POONYA.
Residential property owned by DOUGLAS SANDREEN.
Residential property owned by WORLEY LINDA.
Residential property owned by SAMUELS LAURENCE.
Residential property owned by ELDER STEPHEN E.
Residential property owned by MEIRESONNE BRIAN.
Residential property owned by OPIFICIUS DAVID E.
Residential property owned by TURGAI JOHN M.
Residential property owned by CUFF TROY I.
Residential property owned by SEVIEUX SERGE.
Residential property owned by ESTADES JUAN F.
Residential property owned by ROBERTS JERRY T.
Residential property owned by OTERO TINA M.
Residential property owned by MOORE DAVID E.
Residential property owned by THOMAS E HARDY AND MARY C HARD.
Residential property owned by HARVEY DENNIS P.
Residential property owned by MCGILL RUSSELL B.
Residential property owned by SPENCER BARRY T D.
Residential property owned by KNOPP DAVID A.
Residential property owned by EHRSAM HOWARD E.
Residential property owned by LANDA FELIPE B.
Residential property owned by RAMIREZ MARIAMELIA.
Residential property owned by VEILLARD ANDREA.
Residential property owned by BASCOE DAVE R.
Residential property owned by KELLY KRISTA A.
Residential property owned by OAKLEY MARGARET.
Residential property owned by RUSHIN LEE.
Residential property owned by COLE EUGENE C.
Residential property owned by NOEL JEAN V.
Residential property owned by DORRA CHARLES LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by DORGELUS LEXIUS.
Residential property owned by SCHMIDT KARL M.
Residential property owned by GAMBIN CLAUDIO.
Residential property owned by BROWN FRANCITA E.
Residential property owned by GUZMAN JOSE A.
Residential property owned by MEUS JUDE.
Residential property owned by RILEY JAMES E.
Residential property owned by PIERSON CHRISTINE M.
Residential property owned by SMITH VIRIS V.
Government property owned by SCHOOL BOARD OF ORANGE COUNTY.
Residential property owned by PERVY MARANATA.
Residential property owned by HANIFF SHAUIB.
Residential property owned by RAMSAROOP GANESH PERSAUD.
Residential property owned by GARCIA BENJAMIN JR.
Residential property owned by RUIZ-DISLA BLANCA E.
Residential property owned by GARCIA BENJAMIN SR.
Residential property owned by MERRITT MARGARET H LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by FRIEL CHARLES C 1/2 INT.
Residential property owned by KULDEEP CHANDRASHAKAR.
Residential property owned by STAWICK CHRISTINE N.
Residential property owned by RITTER SUELLEN L.
Residential property owned by HOOVER ALAN M.
Residential property owned by RHEN PATRICIA A LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by WILLIAM C DAVIS TRUST.
Residential property owned by FAIRHOMES GOLDEN ASPIRATIONS P.
Residential property owned by REYNOLDS DALE A.
Residential property owned by DAVIS W C LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by CAMPBELL BENJAMIN C LIFE ESTAT.
Residential property owned by LEE EDWARD LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by HERARD JEAN.
Residential property owned by CANTERBURY PATRICIA I.
Residential property owned by WISE TIMOTHY A.
Residential property owned by RAMSAY VINNETT E.
Residential property owned by GONZALEZ NOEL.
Residential property owned by RAMIREZ JUAN CARLOS.
Residential property owned by SYMONDS JAKE.
Residential property owned by HOLLANDER REGIS.
Residential property owned by OLIVER HEATHER BEA.
Residential property owned by PEARCE DAVID J.
Residential property owned by HYPPOLITE DICERESTE.
Residential property owned by NICKERSON LINDA.
Residential property owned by MAGNASCO ALEJANDRO C.
Residential property owned by HERRERA RUBEN.
Residential property owned by ROSS CHARLES J.
Residential property owned by HOWELL CLIFTON W.
Residential property owned by JONES HERRON LEE.
Residential property owned by WISE RODNEY G.
Residential property owned by AGUAYO MANUEL J.
Residential property owned by RAGHOONANAN SHASHI.
Residential property owned by RAMBRICH DANRAJH TR.
Residential property owned by ROBINSON CHERYL.
Residential property owned by PRASHAD HARDAYAL.
Residential property owned by SHULER JULIUS L.
Residential property owned by MAYFIELD KEVIN M.
Residential property owned by PRITCHARD ROBERT N.
Residential property owned by TOOMER ERNESTINE.
Residential property owned by ATKINSON AARON.
Residential property owned by PSEMENEKI W MAURINE.
Residential property owned by AH4R-FL2 LLC.
Residential property owned by MADRIGAL ABEL.
Residential property owned by COLLINS-DE ABREU ELIZABETH.
Residential property owned by BIBI SAHIBAN KHALIL LIVING TRU.
Residential property owned by HELM TONY R.
Residential property owned by GAYNOR JOANN.
Residential property owned by DAVIS KERRY-ANN.
Residential property owned by BETTINGER JOAN.
Residential property owned by JEFFERSON LATANYA Y.
Residential property owned by WHITE ALICIA.
Residential property owned by EDWARDS TANJANIKA.
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You might want to have a look at the FRODO publications page, the EPOS publications, Mymory publications, or the list of publications under work.
Also, you might be interested in some of my presentation slides.
L. van Elst, M. Kiesel, S. Schwarz, G. Buscher, A. Lauer. Contextualized Knowledge Acquisition in a Personal Semantic Wiki. In: A. Gangemini, J. Euzenat (Eds.) Proceedings of 16th International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management (EKAW 2008), Springer LNCS 5268, pp. 172-187, 2008.
G. Buscher, A. Dengel, L. van Elst. Query expansion using gaze-based feedback on the subdocument level, In: SIGIR '08: Proceedings of the 31st annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, Singapore, pp. 387-394, 2008.
M. Kiesel, S. Schwarz, L. van Elst, G. Buscher. Using Attention and Context Information for Annotations in a Semantic Wiki. In: C. Lange, S. Schaffert, H. Skaf-Molli, M. Völkel (Eds.) Proceedings of the 3rd Semantic Wiki Workshop (SemWiki 2008) at the 5th European Semantic Web Conference (ESWC 2008), CEUR-WS 360, 2008.
M. Kiesel, S. Schwarz, L. van Elst, G. Buscher: Mymory: Enhancing a Semantic Wiki with Context Annotations. In: S. Bechofer, M. Hauswirth, J. Hoffmann, M. Koubarakis (Eds.) The Semantic Web: Research and Applications, 5th European Semantic Web Conference, ESWC 2008, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, June 1-5, 2008, LNAI 5021 , pp. 817-821 . Springer, 2008.
G. Buscher, A. Dengel, L. van Elst, F. Mittag: Generating and using gaze-based document annotations. CHI '08 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems, pp. 3045-3050, ACM 2008.
G. Buscher, A. Dengel, L. van Elst: Eye movements as implicit relevance feedback. CHI '08 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems, pp. 2991-2996, ACM 2008.
L. Sauermann, L. van Elst, A. Dengel: PIMO - A Framework for Representing Personal Information Models. In: T. Pellegrini and S. Schaffert (Eds.) Proceedings of I-MEDIA '07 and I-SEMANTICS '07 International Conferences on New Media Technology and Semantic Systems as part of TRIPLE-I 2007, pp. 270-277, J.UCS, Know-Center, Austria.
M. Sintek, L. van Elst, S. Scerri, S. Handschuh: Distributed Knowledge Representation on the Social Semantic Desktop: Named Graphs, Views, and Roles in NRL. In: E. Franconi, M. Kifer, and W. May (Eds.) The Semantic Web: Research and Applications - Proceedings of 4th European Semantic Web Conference ESWC 2007, LNAI 4519, pp. 594-608. Springer, 2007.
A. Bernardi, H. Holz, H. Maus, and L. van Elst: Komplexe Arbeitswelten in der Wissensgesellschaft. In: T. Pellegrini and A. Blumauer. Semantic Web - Wege zur vernetzten Wissensgesellschaft, pp. 27-45. Springer, 2006.
L. van Elst, B. Klein, H. Maus, H. Schöning, A. Tommasi, C. Zavattari, J. Favaro, and V. Giannella: Business Register Interoperability Throughout Europe: The BRITE Project. In: A. Abecker, A. Sheth, G. Mentzas, and L. Stojanovic (Eds.) Proceedings from the AAAI Spring Symposium Semantic Web Meets eGovernment, Technical Report SS-06-06, pp. 70-79, AAAI Press, Menlo Park, CA.
L. Sauermann, A. Dengel, L. van Elst, A. Lauer, H. Maus, and S. Schwarz: Personalization in the EPOS Project. In: M. Bouzid and N. Henze (Eds.) Proceedings of the International Workshop on Semantic Web Personalization, Budva, Montenegro, June 12, 2006, pp. 42-52.
A. Abecker, L. van Elst, St. Staab: PAIKM-2005 — Peer-to-Peer and Agent Infrastructures for Knowledge Management. In: K.-D. Althoff, A. Dengel, R. Bergmann, M. Nick, Th. Roth-Berghofer (Eds.) Professional Knowledge Management: Third Biennial Conference, WM 2005, Kaiserslautern, Germany, April 10-13, 2005, Revised Selected Papers, pp. 222-223, LNAI 3782, Springer, Heidelberg, 2005.
J. van Diggelen, V. Dignum, L. van Elst, A. Abecker (Eds.): Proceedings of the AAMAS 2005 Workshop on Agent-mediated Knowledge Management (AMKM-2005).
L. van Elst, M. Kiesel: Generating and Integrating Evidence for Ontology Mappings, In: E. Motta et al. (Eds.) Engineering Knowledge in the Age of the Semantic Web: Proceedings of the 14th International Conference, EKAW 2004, Whittlebury Hall, UK, October 5-8, 2004, pp. 15-29, LNAI 3257, Springer, Heidelberg, 2004.
F.-R. Aschoff, F. Schmalhofer, L. van Elst: Knowledge Mediation: A Procedure for the Cooperative Construction of Domain Ontologies, In: A. Abecker, L. van Elst, V. Dignum (Eds.) Proceedings of the ECAI-2004 Workshop on Agent-mediated Knowledge Management (AMKM-2004), Valencia, Spain, August 22, 2004, pp. 29-38.
F.-R. Aschoff, F. Schmalhofer, L. van Elst: Knowledge Mediation: A Procedure for the Cooperative Construction of Domain Ontologies, In: E. Motta et al. (Eds.) Engineering Knowledge in the Age of the Semantic Web: Proceedings of the 14th International Conference, EKAW 2004, Whittlebury Hall, UK, October 5-8, 2004, pp. 506-508, LNAI 3257, Springer, Heidelberg, 2004.
L. van Elst, V. Dignum, A. Abecker (Eds.): Agent Mediated Knowledge Management, International Symposium AMKM 2003, Stanford, CA, USA, March 24-26, 2003, Revised and Invited Papers, LNAI 2926, Springer, Heidelberg.
L. van Elst, V. Dignum, A. Abecker: Towards Agent-Mediated Knowledge Management. In: L. van Elst, V. Dignum, A. Abecker (Eds.) Agent Mediated Knowledge Management, pp. 1-31, LNAI 2926, Springer, Heidelberg.
L. van Elst, A. Abecker, A. Bernardi, A. Lauer, H. Maus, S. Schwarz: An Agent-based Framework for Distributed Organizational Memories. In: M. Bichler, C. Holtmann, S. Kirn, J. P. Müller, C. Weinhardt (Eds.) Coordination and Agent Technology in Value Networks, Multikonferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik (MKWI-2004), 9.-11.3.2004, Essen, pp. 181-196, GITO-Verlag, Berlin.
L. van Elst, A. Abecker: Agent-based Knowledge Management. In: KI, 02/04, pp. 11-16.
A. Abecker, E.K. Antonsson, C.B. Callaway, V. Dignum, P. Doherty, L. van Elst, M. Freed, R. Freedman, H. Guesgen, G. Jones, J. Koza, D. Kortenkamp, M. Maybury, J. McCarthy, D. Mitra, J. Renz, D. Schrekenghost, M.-A. Williams: Report of the 2003 AAAI Spring Symposium Series. AI Magazine, Vol. 24(3), pp. 131-139.
L. van Elst, F.-R. Aschoff, A. Bernardi, H. Maus, S. Schwarz: Weakly-structured Workflows for Knowledge-intensive Tasks: An Experimental Evaluation. In: Proceedings of the Twelfth IEEE International Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructures for Collaborative Enterprises (WETICE-2003), pp. 340-345, IEEE Press.
A. Sanfillipo, A. Bernardi, L. van Elst, L. Sánchez Fernández, M. Sintek: Position Paper: Integrating Ontologies for Semantic Web Applications. In: ENABLER/ELSNET Workshop "International Roadmap for Language Resources”, Paris, Sep 28-29 2003.
L. van Elst, V. Dignum, A. Abecker (Editors): Agent-Mediated Knowledge Management - Papers from 2003 AAAI Spring Symposium. Technical Report SS-03-01, AAAI Press.
A. Abecker, A. Bernardi, L. van Elst: Agent Technology for Distributed Organizational Memories. In: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference On Enterprise Information Systems, Vol. 2, pp. 3-10, 2003.
L. van Elst & A. Abecker: Ontologies for Information Management: Balancing Formality, Stability, and Sharing Scope, Expert Systems with Applications, 23(4):357-366, November 2002. Elsevier.
Ludger van Elst & Andreas Abecker: Domain Ontology Agents for Distributed Organizational Memories. In: Rose Dieng-Kuntz and Nada Matta (eds.): Knowledge Management and Organizational Memories, pp.147-158. Kluwer Academic Publishers, July 2002.
Andreas Abecker, Spyros Dioudis, Ludger van Elst, Christian Houy, Maria Legal, Gregory Mentzas, Stephan Müller, Giorgos Papavassiliou: Enabling Workflow-Embedded OM Access With the DECOR Toolkit. In: Rose Dieng-Kuntz and Nada Matta (eds.): Knowledge Management and Organizational Memories. Kluwer Academic Publishers, July 2002.
M. Schaaf & L. van Elst: An Approach to Cooperating Organizational Memories Based on Semantic Negotiation and Unification. In: Papers from the AAAI-2002 Workshop on Meaning Negotiation, Technical Report WS-02-09, pp. 13-16.
L. van Elst & A. Abecker: Negotiating Domain Ontologies in Distributed Organizational Memories. In: Papers from the AAAI-2002 Workshop on Meaning Negotiation, Technical Report WS-02-09, pp. 32-35.
A. Dengel, A. Abecker, A. Bernardi, L. van Elst, H. Maus, S. Schwarz, M. Sintek: Konzepte zur Gestaltung von Unternehmensgedächtnissen, KI, 1/02, pp. 5-11.
A. Abecker, A. Bernardi, L. van Elst, A. Lauer, H. Maus, S. Schwarz, & M. Sintek: FRODO: A Framework for Distributed Organizational Memories. Milestone M1: Requirements Analysis and System Architecture. DFKI Document D-01-01.
Ludger van Elst and Andreas Abecker: Ontology-Related Services in Agent-Based Distributed Information Infrastructures.
In: Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Conference on Software Engineering & Knowledge Engineering, June 13-15, 2001, Buenos Aires, Argentina, pp. 79-85.
Ludger van Elst and Andreas Abecker (2001). Integrating Task, Role, and User Modeling in Organizational Memories. In: I. Russell, & J. Kolen (Eds.) Proceedings of the Fourteenth International FLAIRS Conference, Key West, Florida, USA, May 21-23, 2001, pp. 295-99, AAAI Press: Menlo Park, CA.
Ludger van Elst and Andreas Abecker: Domain Ontology Agents in Distributed Organizational Memories. In: IJCAI'2001 Working Notes of the Workshop on Knowledge Management and Organizational Memories, August 2001, Seattle, Washington, USA, pp. 39-48.
Andreas Abecker, Ansgar Bernardi, Ludger van Elst, Rudi Herterich, Christian Houy, Stephan Müller, Spyros Dioudis, Gregory Mentzas, Maria Legal: Workflow-Embedded Organizational Memory Access: The DECOR Project. In: IJCAI'2001 Working Notes of the Workshop on Knowledge Management and Organizational Memories, August 2001, Seattle, Washington, USA, pp. 1-9.
Michael Sintek, Markus Junker, Ludger van Elst, and Andreas Abecker: Using Information Extraction Rules for Extending Domain Ontologies - Position Statement for the IJCAI-2001 Workshop on Ontology Learning, In: IJCAI'2001 Working Notes of the Workshop on Ontology Learning, August 2001, Seattle, Washington, USA. CEUR Proceedings Vol. 38.
pp. 303-316. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates: Mahwah, New Jersey, London.
van Elst, L., & Schmalhofer, F. (1999). A Cooperative Comprehension Assistant for Intranet-Based Information Environments. In: M. Klusch, O. M. Shehory, & G. Weiss (Eds.) Cooperative Information Agents III, Proceedings of the Third International Workshop, CIA'99, Uppsala, Sweden, July 31 - August 2, 1999, pp. 390-401. Springer: Berlin, Heidelberg, New York.
Schmalhofer, F., & van Elst, L. (1999). An Oligo-Agents System with Shared Responsibilities for Knowledge Management.
In: D. Fensel, & R. Studer (Eds.) Knowledge Acquisition, Modeling and Management, Proceedings of the 11th European Workshop, EKAW '99, Dagstuhl Castle, Germany, May 26-29, 1999, LNAI 1621, pp. 379-384 . Springer: Berlin, Heidelberg, New York.
F. Schmalhofer, L. van Elst, R. Aschoff, O. Bärenfänger, & L. E. Jr. Bourne (1999). Mentale Modelle sozialer Interaktionen: Wie Texte über Sozialbetrügereien verstanden werden. Zeitschrift für Experimentelle Psychologie, 46, 3, 204-216.
van Elst, L. (1998). Ein Informationsassistent zum gemeinsamen Verstehen von Textdokumenten (An Information Assistant for the Cooperative Comprehension of Text Documents). Diplomarbeit, Fachbereich Informatik, Universität Kaiserslautern.
van Elst, L., & Schmalhofer, F. (1997). Die Persistenz von Inferenzen in einem verstehensbasierten kognitiven Modell (The Persistence of Inferences in a Comprehension-Based Cognitive Model). Kognitionswissenschaft, 6, pp. 86-98.
Schmalhofer, F., & van Elst, L. (1997). Soziale Inferenzen beim Textverstehen. In: W. Krause, U. Kotkamp, & R. Goertz(Hrsg.). KogWis97: Proceedings der 3. Fachtagung der Gesellschaft für Kognitionswissenschaft, Jena. pp. 182-184.
Schmalhofer, F., van Elst, L., & Bourne, L. E. (1997).The Cognitive Consequence of Whitewater: Social Inferences in Text Comprehension.
In: M. G. Shafto & P. Langley (Eds) Proceedings of the 19th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society. Stanford University, 1997. Mahwah, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, p. 1040.
Schmalhofer, F., & van Elst, L. (1995). Entwicklung von Expertensystemen: Prototypen, Tiefenmodellierung und kooperative Wissensevolution.
In W. Dzida & U. Konradt (Eds.), Psychologie des Software-Entwurfs (pp. 223-244). Göttingen: Verlag für Angewandte Psychologie.
also published as DFKI-Document D-94-04.
van Elst, L., & Schmalhofer, F. (1998). Concatex: A Tool For Connectionist Simulations Of Assimilation And Contrast Effects In Impression Formation. Paper presented at the Society for Computers in Psychology (SCiP) Conference.
Schmalhofer, F., & van Elst, L. (1998). The comprehension of scandals: Cognitive implications from descriptions of cheating behavior. Paper presented at the 8th Annual Meeting of the Society for Text and Discourse in Madison, WI.
Schmalhofer, F., & van Elst, L. (1997). A Unified Model for Social Inferences in Text Comprehension. Paper presented at the Workshop on Connectionism, Social Psychology, and Dual-Process Theories, in Ebrach, 10.-12.01.1997.
Schmalhofer, F., van Elst, L., & Vogel, R. (1996). Die Generierung und Persistenz von Inferenzen. Ein verstehensbasierter Modellierungsansatz.
In: R.H. Kluwe und M. May (Hrsg.) Proceedings der 2. Fachtagung der Gesellschaft für Kognitionswissenschaft, Universität Hamburg, pp. 152-154.
Schmalhofer, F., van Elst, L., Vogel., R., & McDaniel, M. (1995). Die Generierung von Inferenzen und ihre Stabilität über die Zeit. Paper presented at the workshop “Künstliche Intelligenz und Kognitionswissenschaft”, Bielefeld, Germany.
Schmalhofer, F., Aitken, S., Tschaitschian, B., & van Elst, L. (1994). User Guided Machine Learning for Generating Abstractions.
Paper presented at the ECAI94 Workshop on “Integration of knowledge acquisition and Machine Learning”, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August, 8, 1994.

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Present: LoConto, P.J., Brennan & Cote, [Note 2] JJ.
Christopher Jantzen for the defendant.
BRENNAN, J. The plaintiffs have appealed the entry of summary judgment for the defendant-insurer on their breach of contract, G.L. c. 90, § 34M, and G.L. c. 93A claims arising from the defendants refusal to pay Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits for their medical expenses. The dispositive issue is whether the plaintiffs delayed submissions of their PIP applications prejudiced the defendant-insurers investigation, thereby justifying the denial of their PIP claims.
On August 30, 2006, seven months after the alleged accident and more than four months after the PIP applications had been filed, Pilgrim received partial medical bills and records from the plaintiffs. Although incomplete, the documents were sufficient to establish that both plaintiffs had begun treatments at New England Chiropractic in February, 2006, three weeks after the alleged accident. [Note 6] Thus, at the time they signed their April, 2006 PIP applications omitting any information about medical treatment and providers, both plaintiffs had been undergoing chiropractic treatments for more than two full months, and had already incurred combined medical expenses of $3,770.00. [Note 7] Most significantly, the August 30 documents established that both plaintiffs treatments had ended more than two months earlier in June, 2006, and that Pilgrim was, thus, effectively precluded from ordering contemporaneous independent medical examinations (IME) of the plaintiffs to assess the necessity of their four months of treatments.
There was no further activity by either party until October 8, 2006, when the plaintiffs served Pilgrim with a letter demanding payment pursuant to both G.L. c. 90, § 34M and G.L. c. 93A. Pilgrim then delayed an additional five months, until February 28, 2007, before issuing notice that it had scheduled an examination under oath (EUO) of each plaintiff on March 21, 2007. At the plaintiffs request, Pilgrim rescheduled the EUOs for April 2, 2007. When Pilgrim declined the plaintiffs attorneys second request for a delay, he sent written notice to Pilgrim that the plaintiffs refused to submit to any EUOs because Pilgrim had failed to schedule the same within a reasonable time after notice of their PIP claims. After the plaintiffs failed to appear for the examinations on April 2, 2007, Pilgrim issued notice of its denial of their claims. The plaintiffs commenced this action one week later on April 9, 2007.
On February 4, 2008, Pilgrim moved for summary judgment on the grounds that the plaintiffs breached their duty to cooperate by their refusal to be examined under oath, and by their prejudicial delay in providing notice of their claims. In opposition, the plaintiffs filed a legal memorandum, arguing only that the reasonableness of both Pilgrims March, 2007 EUO requests and their refusal to participate were questions of fact requiring a trial on the merits. After hearing, the motion judge ruled that there was no genuine issue of material fact in the case, and that Pilgrim was entitled to judgment as a matter of law based on its defense that it was prejudiced in its ability to investigate the plaintiffs claims due to their delayed notice of the identity of their medical providers and the nature and costs of their medical treatments. [Note 8] Summary judgment was entered for Pilgrim on April 1, 2008.
judgment in favor of Pilgrim. [Note 10] That motion was denied after hearing, and the plaintiffs filed this appeal.
1. We review the allowance of Pilgrims summary judgment motion de novo. Pierce v. Morrison Mahoney LLP, 452 Mass. 718 , 724 (2008); Giuffrida v. High Country Investor, Inc., 73 Mass. App. Ct. 225 , 227 (2008). As the facts are undisputed, the dispositive issue is whether Pilgrim has satisfied its Mass. R. Civ. P. 56 burden, Ron Bouchards Auto Store, Inc. v. Donna M. Godfrey Trust, 2005 Mass. App. Div. 125 , 126, of affirmatively demonstrating that it was entitled to judgment in its favor, as a matter of law, on its defense of prejudice resulting from the plaintiffs untimely PIP applications.
2. It is undisputed that the plaintiffs April 19, 2006 PIP applications failed to include reasonable proof of the fact and amount of expenses . . . incurred. G.L. c. 90, § 34M. Pursuant to § 34M, PIP benefits become due and payable only upon an insurers receipt of such reasonable proof. The statute mandates that reasonable proof shall include a written description of the nature and extent of injuries sustained, treatment received . . . and such other information as may assist in determining the amount due and payable. Brito v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 44 Mass. App. Ct. 34 , 36 (1997), quoting § 34M. The plaintiffs applications failed even to reference the chiropractic treatment they had been receiving for two full months, much less to identify the providers of either that treatment, or of any medical services received by the plaintiffs following the alleged accident. Existing medical reports and hospital and treatment bills were not attached. In short, the plaintiffs April 19, 2006 filings with Pilgrim failed to constitute effective PIP claims under § 34M.
3. The plaintiffs delay in presenting partial PIP applications until August, 2006 would not alone have warranted Pilgrims denial of insurance benefits. As Pilgrim concedes, it was required to demonstrate that it suffered actual prejudice from the plaintiffs delay. Boffoli v. Premier Ins. Co., 71 Mass. App. Ct. 212 , 216 (2008). See generally Lighter v. Lumbermens Mut. Cas. Ins. Co., 43 Mass. App. Ct. 415 , 417 (1997) (The insurer bears the burden of identifying precisely how the delay has caused it to suffer prejudice.).
issued. Bohorquez v. Metropolitan Prop. & Cas. Ins. Co., 2000 Mass. App. Div. 226 , 228. IMEs are an established tool in such an investigation.
The Legislatures exclusion from § 34M of proof of prejudice as a prerequisite to an insurers defense of noncooperation reasonably suggests its recognition of the probable prejudice resulting whenever an insurer is deprived of the opportunity to have a claimant examined as soon as possible after the accident in question. It is at that point in time when the nature and extent of the claimants injuries, and the necessity of specific treatment can be most readily ascertained. Absent an IME, an insurer is compelled to rely on the observations, conclusions and reports of the very health providers who are seeking payment for services rendered. An injured partys refusal to submit to an IME thus clearly frustrates the obvious purpose of the policy and statutory requirement, i.e. to permit the insurer to make its own assessment of the claimants injuries and of the reasonableness of the medical expenses for which compensation is sought. Indeed an insureds refusal of an IME does not merely impair the insurers efforts, but actually prevents any meaningful, independent investigation of the PIP claim.
Hodnett v. Arbella Mut. Ins. Co., 1996 Mass. App. Div. 131 , 133-134. IMEs of the plaintiffs before they reached, presumably, treatment end results would have given Pilgrim evidence that could not be obtained through later IMEs, or through examinations under oath or medical reviews of treatment records.
We conclude that, on the undisputed facts of this case, the plaintiffs PIP application delay prejudiced Pilgrim by depriving it of evidence critical to its investigation and payment of, and defense against, the plaintiffs G.L. c. 90, § 34M claim. That prejudice justified Pilgrims denial of PIP benefits.
[Note 2] Justice Kenneth J. Cote, Jr. participated in the hearing of this appeal, but retired from the Appellate Division prior to the issuance of this opinion.
[Note 3] The sole description of that accident provided by the plaintiffs was that their vehicle was proceeding on Belmont Street [in Worcester] when struck by another vehicle. No police report, operators report, or other information was included with the plaintiffs insurance claims to substantiate the occurrence of the alleged accident three months earlier; to identify the other vehicle, its driver, or the drivers insurer; or to advance those specific facts demonstrating a causal link between the alleged accident and their purported injuries.
[Note 4] In a memorandum of law in opposition to Pilgrims summary judgment motion, which was unsupported by an affidavit of either of the plaintiffs or their attorney, the plaintiffs falsely claimed that they submitted fully completed PIP applications in April, 2006. They had wisely abandoned that blatant misrepresentation by the time of argument on this appeal.
The plaintiffs applications were at least sufficient to establish that they were not seeking PIP benefits for any lost wages, and that they were not entitled to any employment-related health benefits.
[Note 5] These Rule 56 assertions by Pilgrim were not supported by affidavit. However, the plaintiffs did not contest or controvert them.
[Note 6] The August 30, 2006 documents indicated that Burgos had also been examined at Great Brook Valley Health Center sometime after the alleged accident, but before she appeared at New England Chiropractic. Neither the record of that examination and diagnosis by Great Brook, nor any bill for those services, was ever submitted to Pilgrim. Given Burgos lack of any health insurance to cover the Great Valley bill, her failure to submit it to Pilgrim for payment is curious. The obvious question that might have arisen at trial is whether Great Valleys diagnosis cast doubt on the reasonableness or necessity of Burgos subsequent four months of treatment at New England Chiropractic, or of any further treatment.
[Note 7] The final bills submitted by the plaintiffs for those treatments totaled $4,375.00 for Burgos, and $2,108.00 for Quinones.
[Note 8] The judge further ruled that the plaintiffs refusal to be examined under oath did not constitute noncooperation because Pilgrim had failed to schedule the plaintiffs examinations within a reasonable time after notice of their claims. Pilgrim failed to appeal that ruling, or to address it in its brief on this appeal, and has thus waived any issue related to the plaintiffs failure to attend the scheduled EUOs. Dist./Mun. Cts. R. A. D. A. 16(a)(4).
[Note 9] Contrary to Pilgrims erroneous contention, the plaintiffs were not required by Mass. R. Civ. P. 59(e) to file their motion to alter or amend judgment within ten days of judgment. That rule requires only that a motion to alter or amend be served within that ten-day period, Lopes v. City of Peabody, 426 Mass. 1001 , 1002 (1997); Arthur D. Little, Inc. v. East Cambridge Sav. Bank, 35 Mass. App. Ct. 734 , 742-743 (1994), and then filed within a reasonable time after service. See Sarno v. Bendetson, 1992 Mass. App. Div. 144 , 145. Pilgrim conceded that the plaintiffs postjudgment motion was served on April 11, 2008, ten days after judgment. The filing of the motion six days later was timely. Because the plaintiffs motion to alter or amend was timely filed, it effectively tolled the Dist./Mun. Cts. R. A. D. A. 4(a) ten-day period for filing their notice of appeal, Richardson v. Foodmaster Supermarket, Inc., 1998 Mass. App. Div. 49 , 50, rendering the plaintiffs appeal timely.
[Note 10] As no new evidence or issues were advanced, the court could have simply denied the motion. King v. Globe Newspaper Co., 400 Mass. 705 , 707 (1987); Bartley v. Phillips, 317 Mass. 35 , 39 (1944); 402 Rindge Corp. v. Tsao, 2002 Mass. App. Div. 30 , 32. Instead, after electing to reconsider his Rule 56 ruling and after another hearing, the motion judge issued a second lengthy memorandum of decision clarifying, but not amending, his prior allowance of summary judgment, and denying the plaintiffs postjudgment motion.
[Note 11] See Boone v. Bonina, 2001 Mass. App. Div. 118 (insurer unable to deny PIP benefits on basis of IME conducted by practitioner not registered or licensed under the same section of G.L. c. 112 as provider who had treated PIP claimant). Thus, in this case, Pilgrim could not, in April, 2006, have ordered IMEs of the plaintiffs without first knowing either the medical specialization of the doctor or provider who was treating the plaintiffs, or the nature of that treatment. On April 17, 2008, however, the Supreme Judicial Court held that a PIP insurer may refuse to pay for medical bills, based on a physical examination of the claimant by a medical practitioner licensed under a medical specialty different from the treating or billing practitioner. Boone v. Commerce Ins. Co., 451 Mass. 192 , 193 (2008). Thus, a PIP insurer would now be able to order an IME based on little more than the scant information provided in the plaintiffs initial PIP applications in this case.
[Note 12] In Boffoli v. Premier Ins. Co., 71 Mass. App. Ct. 212 (2008), the trial judge had ruled that the plaintiffs delay in not filing her PIP application until four months after the accident resulted in a failure to file as soon as practicable in compliance with § 34M. Id. at 217 n.3. The Appeals Court noted: This opinion does not establish a time limit within the two-year period when applications must be filed. There may be circumstances in which the filing of an application after four months, but within the two-year period, meets the as soon as practicable test. What time period constitutes as soon as practicable may vary according to the facts of the case. Id. In this case, the plaintiffs unexplained delay of seven months following the accident, and six months after the plaintiffs had begun chiropractic treatments, constituted a failure to file timely as a matter of law.


EVIDENCE - DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE - PHOTOGRAPHS - ADMISSION AND IDENTIFICATION - DISCRETION OF COURT. The admission or rejection of photographs as evidence lies within the sound discretion of the trial court; and such discretion extends to the sufficiency of the identification.
 SAME - AUTHENTICATION - WHAT CONSTITUTES. Sufficient authentication of a photograph to permit it to be admitted into evidence is established when some witness, not necessarily the photographer, gives some indication as to when, where, and under what circumstances the photograph was taken, and that the photograph accurately portrays the subject or subjects illustrated; and the photograph need only be sufficiently accurate to be helpful to the court and the jury.
 SAME. In a prosecution for first-degree forgery, held that there was sufficient authentication to warrant the admission of a photograph taken by a "Regiscope" machine, which simultaneously photographs, whenever a check is inserted into it, both the check and the person facing the machine, where a witness testified to her use of the machine and identified the background of the photograph, and a second witness testified at length concerning the "Regiscope" process.
 SAME - OPINION EVIDENCE - QUALIFICATION OF WITNESS - DISCRETION OF COURT. Whether or not a witness is qualified to express an part opinion lies within the sound discretion of the trial court.
 SAME. In such a prosecution, the trial court did not abuse its discretion in permitting a witness to express an opinion as to the possibility of altering a "Regiscope" print, where although the witness was not a professional photographer, he had testified that he had personally developed four to five hundred thousand individual "Regiscope" films.
Appeal from a judgment of the Superior Court for Franklin County, No. 1868, James J. Lawless, J., entered October 20, 1959, upon the trial and conviction of first-degree forgery. Affirmed.
Moore & Rabideau, for appellant.
Roger L. Olson, for respondent.
* Reported in 360 P. (2d) 754.
 See Ann. 55 A. L. R. 1344, 9 A. L. R. (2d) 899; Am. Jur., Evidence, § 730.
Ralph Tatum (hereinafter called appellant) was convicted of the crime of first-degree forgery and was sentenced to life imprisonment as an habitual criminal.
One William Tousin, of Pasco, received monthly welfare checks from the state of Washington. In February, 1960, Tousin did not receive his check (the checks were generally mailed to a rooming house in Pasco where Tousin resided.) The mail was normally left on a window ledge in the hallway of the rooming house. Appellant resided at the same place. Tousin's February check for $28.90 was endorsed and cashed at Sherman's Food Store in Pasco by someone other than the payee, Tousin.
An employee of the store, Caroline Pentecost, testified that although she could not specifically recall the abovementioned transaction, the initials appearing on the face of the check were hers. She also testified that whenever a check was presented to her for payment at the store, the store manager had instructed her to initial it and then insert it into a "Regiscope" machine. This machine is designed to simultaneously photograph, through two separate lenses, both the check and the person facing the machine.
When it was discovered that the endorsement of the payee was a forgery, the Regiscope film of the transaction was sent to the Regiscope distributor in Portland to be developed. The processed film shows both the check and the person of appellant (from his waist up) with the food store in the background. Upon the trial, both the negative and the print therefrom were admitted in evidence, over appellant's objection.
(1) Were the Regiscope films (the negative and the print) authenticated sufficiently to warrant their admission into evidence? (2) Did Phillip Dale, the Regiscope distributor, qualify as an expert witness with respect to the filming process despite the fact that he was not a photographer by profession?
 At the outset, with respect to the question of the admissibility of the Regiscope films, it should be noted that this court has for many years encouraged the admission and use of demonstrative evidence, including photographs. See Kelly v. Spokane, 83 Wash. 55, 145 Pac. 57 (1914); Norland v. Peterson, 169 Wash. 380, 13 P. (2d) 483 (1932); Cady v. Department of Labor & Industries, 23 Wn. (2d) 851, 162 P. (2d) 813 (1945). There is equally well-established precedent for the proposition that the admission or rejection of photographs as evidence lies within the sound discretion of the trial court. See Quayle v. Knox, 175 Wash. 182, 27 P. (2d) 115 (1933); State v. Hardamon, 29 Wn. (2d) 182, 186 P. (2d) 634 (1947); State v. Little, 57 Wn. (2d) 516, 358 P. (2d) 120 (1961). We have also held that the trial court's discretion extends to the sufficiency of identification. See Kellerher v. Porter, 29 Wn. (2d) 650, 189 P. (2d) 223 (1948), and the cases cited therein.
 What quantum of authentication do courts require before a photograph may be admissible in evidence? It is simply this - that some witness (not necessarily the photographer) be able to give some indication as to when, where, and under what circumstances the photograph was taken, and that the photograph accurately portray the subject or subjects illustrated. See 9 A. L. R. (2d) 899. The photograph need only be sufficiently accurate to be helpful to the court and the jury. See Hassam v. J. E. Safford Lbr. Co., 82 Vt. 444, 74 Atl. 197 (1909); Blake v. Harding, 54 Utah 158, 180 Pac. 172 (1919).
 Witness Pentecost testified that she recognized the background shown in the picture as that of the food store, and, as mentioned previously, she also testified as to the store's standard procedure of "regiscoping" each individual who cashed a check at the store. Phillip Dale testified at length concerning the Regiscope process. The testimony of these two witnesses taken together amounted to a sufficient authentication to warrant the admission of the photograph (both the print and the negative) into evidence.
attempting to prove that the individual portrayed was someone other than appellant, that the photograph was inaccurate in one or more respects, that appellant was somewhere else at the moment the photograph was taken, or any other such defense. But these arguments go to the weight rather than to the admissibility of the exhibits in question. In our opinion, the Regiscope exhibits, coupled with the other evidence produced by this state, sufficed to establish a prima facie case of first-degree forgery.
[4, 5] The second question (whether or not witness Dale properly qualified as an expert witness respecting the Regiscope process) presents less difficulty. The fact that Dale was not a professional photographer and may have not understood all of the technical details of the process, did not, from an evidentiary standpoint, disqualify him from expressing an opinion in his testimony as to the possibility of altering a given Regiscope print. This court has many times held that the question of whether or not a witness is qualified to express an expert opinion lies within the sound discretion of the trial court. See Wilson v. Wright, 52 Wn. (2d) 805, 329 P. (2d) 461 (1958); Kelly v. Valley Constr. Co., 43 Wn. (2d) 679, 262 P. (2d) 970 (1953); and White v. Fenner, 16 Wn. (2d) 226, 133 P. (2d) 270 (1943). In view of witness Dale's testimony that he personally had developed "four to five hundred thousand" individual Regiscope films, we hardly think that the trial court abused its discretion in this regard.
FINLEY, C. J., MALLERY, OTT, and HUNTER, JJ., concur.