Rule 15-1001(e)(2) & the statute of limitations bars use plaintiffs
even when service of papers is after the statutory deadline.
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Rule 15-1001(e)(2) & the statute of limitations bars use plaintiffs
even when service of papers is after the statutory deadline.
Evidence that medical malpractice patient was not offered care (general anesthesia) for an emergency C-section wasn’t
relevant to negligence.
Hospital was entitled to put on evidence that nonparty’s negligence was sole cause of child’s medical malpractice birth injury.
Continue reading ›Defendant doctor testifying as fact witness could not testify about CT scan evidence that he had no personal knowledge about.
Continue reading ›Defendant doctor put his qualifications at issue with excess evidence about his credentials. This allowed evidence of no board certification.
Continue reading ›A wrongful death claimant’s SOL is not contingent upon the decedent’s ability to file a timely lawsuit before their death.
Continue reading ›A medical malpractice plaintiff whose Certificate of Qualified Expert is declared deficient must return to the HCADRO for refiling.
Continue reading ›In medical malpractice, other patient’s experience with a disease does not make a fact more
or less likely.
Medical article excluded in malpractice case,
date was the end of the period of treatment and could not inform the treatment.
Expert testimony on experimental drug did not point
to other evidence supporting the conclusion beyond the expert’s own testimony.