Medical Malpractice – Limitations – Practice As Defendant

By Deborah Elkins
Published: April 14, 2008

A circuit court overrules a plea of the statute of limitations based on defendant’s contention that there is a distinction between the doctor’s medical practice as a defendant, and other agents or employees of that practice. The heart of the issue is whether a claim of negligence against the practice is different from a claim against ...

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