In a pair of soon-to-be released decisions, the Supreme Court decided several significant issues that have arisen under the 2005 amendments to General Statutes § 52-190a, namely: 1) whether a board certified physician who probably would be allowed to testify at...
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Month: January 2011
High Court Analyzes Theory of Differential Diagnosis
In an important medical malpractice decision, the Supreme Court reversed the Appellate Court's finding of harmless error when the trial court (Tobin, J.) precluded plaintiff's expert from testifying that the defense theory of causation was wrong. In other words,...