The state Supreme Court has agreed to address whether the family of an uninsured driver killed in a crash can sue for wrongful death; what lawyers handling medical malpractice suits must do to make sure they get an affidavit of merit from the right type of doctor; and whether the entire controversy doctrine bars a legal malpractice claim against a lawyer who has since become a judge.
October 04, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The state Supreme Court this term has agreed to decide some prickly issues affecting wrongful death and medical and legal malpractice cases.
The wrongful death case is Aronberg v. Tolbert, A-15-10, an appeal from a June 8 Appellate Division holding that even though drivers without insurance are not allowed to sue for personal injury, their heirs can sue for their own losses.
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