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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court amended the procedural rules governing certificates of merit Monday in an attempt to clear up any confusion litigants might have when bringing multiple claims against the same defendant. Under the amended rules, plaintiffs in medical malpractice suits who raise multiple claims against the same defendant must file certificates of merit for each claim or a single certificate of merit that states the claims are raised under both subdivisions of a Rule of Civil Procedure.
December 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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