"An innocent mistake is not an egregious one," plaintiff counsel said.
February 22, 2021 at 07:13 PM
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A case before the Connecticut Supreme Court offers a cautionary tale for lawyers reliant on expert witnesses.
The case—Joann Riccio, executrix of the estate of Theresa Riccio v. Bristol Hospital—is a wrongful death suit a relative of Theresa Riccio filed against the hospital for the care she received.
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