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ROGERS v. T.J. SAMSON CMTY. HOSP.United States Sixth Circuit
Health Law, Professional Malpractice
Kentucky Revised Statute 340.40-320 imposes a duty on a hospital and its nurses to obtain full informed consent from patients before any surgery is...
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01/10/2002 | 00-5758 |
DOMINGO v. T.K., M.D.United States Ninth Circuit
Evidence, Professional Malpractice
Where the general cause of injury is unknown in a surgical procedure, the fact that one element of that procedure was of an unusual duration alone...
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01/03/2002 | 00-15064 |
SHAH v. MOSSSupreme Court of Texas
Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law, Professional Malpractice
Under the Medical Liability and Insurance Improvement Act, Tex. Rev. Civ. Stat. art. 4590i, 10.01, if the date of the negligent surgery is known, the...
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12/20/2001 | 00-0091 |
GLENN K. JACKSON, INC. v. ROEUnited States Ninth Circuit
Contracts, Professional Malpractice
Auditing firm that reviewed law firm's billing records for insurance company to determine if the law firm overbilled the insurance company, owed law...
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12/11/2001 | 00-15614 |
DUNCAN v. SPIVAKCalifornia Court of Appeal
Professional Malpractice
Under Code of Civil Procedure section 340.5, a plaintiff does not "discover" the negligent cause of his injury when he experiences post-surgery pain,...
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12/06/2001 | F034907 |
VAHLE v. BARWICKCalifornia Court of Appeal
Professional Malpractice
General release in personal injury case that releases "all other persons" does not, for summary judgment purposes, release the plaintiff's counsel...
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11/27/2001 | A093671 |
MCKNIGHT v. DEANUnited States Seventh Circuit
Professional Malpractice
Even assuming that the defendant accused of malpractice actually did coerce his client into accepting a settlement, where the eventual settlement...
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11/02/2001 | 00-3007 |
EDWARDS v. SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY (KIRIANOFF)California Court of Appeal
Professional Malpractice
A plaintiff, in serving the 90-day notice of intent to commence an action against a medical practitioner, under Code Civ. Proc. 364, need not allege...
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10/25/2001 | B151526 |
HUGHES v. USUnited States Third Circuit
Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law, Professional Malpractice
The statute of limitations begins to run from the time the patient learns that his injury could have been avoided, so doctors' assurances that...
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08/29/2001 | 00-3606 |
N. AM. SPECIALTY INS. CO. v. LAPALMEUnited States First Circuit
Professional Malpractice
An accountant is potentially liable in situations in which he actually knows that a third-party recipient of his information will rely on that...
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08/02/2001 | 00-2408 |