The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed a jury verdict that absolved a Henry County hospital and doctor of medical malpractice, finding that the trial judge shouldn't have responded to a note from a stymied jury without alerting the litigants or their lawyers.
July 18, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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(This story was updated Friday with comments, in italics, from a defense lawyer.)
The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed a jury verdict that absolved a Henry County hospital and doctor of medical malpractice, finding that the trial judge shouldn’t have responded to a note from a stymied jury without alerting the litigants or their lawyers.
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