The Court of Appeals yesterday reinstated a case where the plaintiffs and defendants both missed deadlines and the trial court neglected to follow proper procedures for dismissal; and upheld the conviction of a man charged with the crime of assaulting an EMT to prevent him from performing his duty, even though the EMT had completed his immediate tasks.
November 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – A medical malpractice case where the plaintiffs and defendants both missed deadlines and the trial court neglected to follow proper procedures for dismissal has been reinstated in a closely divided opinion by the Court of Appeals.
Cadichon v. Facelle, 205, dates back nearly a decade, when Juliette DeJoie Cadichon suffered complications after surgery and initiated a malpractice action against two hospitals and two doctors.
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