A split Pennsylvania Superior Court panel has ruled that botched service of a complaint to a hospital over a wrongful death shouldn't have led to the dismissal of the lawsuit by a Lebanon County judge.
May 13, 2017 at 12:18 AM
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A split Pennsylvania Superior Court panel has ruled that botched service of a complaint to a hospital over a wrongful death shouldn’t have led to the dismissal of the lawsuit by a Lebanon County judge.
The three-judge Superior Court panel ruled 2-1 to overturn the dismissal of Fernando Melendez’s case against Good Samaritan Hospital of Lebanon.
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