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In three decisions last week, including one overturning a 77-year-old precedent, New Jersey's supreme court made it easier for patients to sue for malpractice. Reversing a 1933 ruling which held wrongful death claims cannot be pursued if a personal injury action had not been filed, the justices found a decedent's failure to file a medical malpractice suit in her lifetime did not bar a wrongful death claim.
January 29, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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