The trial court erred in prohibiting plaintiff from presenting the testimony of a second malpractice liability expert on the ground that his testimony would be duplicative and that error entitles plaintiff to a new trial.
April 03, 2013 at 05:40 AM
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McLean v. Liberty Health System, A-1793-11T4; Appellate Division; opinion by Ashrafi, J.A.D.; decided and approved for publication March 28, 2013. Before Judges Fuentes, Ashrafi and Hayden. On appeal from the Law Division, Hudson County, L-3890-08. [Sat below: Judge Velazquez.] DDS No. 29-2-9407 [25 pp.]
Kevin McLean, then 16 years old, was stabbed in the thigh and arm. He was treated at Jersey City Medical Center and the wounds appeared to heal.
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