Two medical malpractice lawsuits that have received attention in lower courts are on the schedule to split a two-day argument session before the state Supreme Court starting today in Harrisburg.
November 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Two medical malpractice lawsuits that have received attention in lower courts are on the schedule to split a two-day argument session before the state Supreme Court starting today in Harrisburg.
Likely to be the most-watched matter in the session is the justices’ consideration of a case over whether medical malpractice defendants may rely on an “error in judgment” defense at trial.
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