Medical Malpractice
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Plaintiff’s Motion to Strike Certain Opinions of Defendant – Malpractice
PLAINTIFF’S MOTION TO STRIKE CERTAIN OPINIONS OF DEFENDANT,
AND NAME
Plaintiff’s Motion for Leave to Submit Under Seal
PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR LEAVE TO SUBMIT UNDER SEAL AND FOR IN CAMERA REVIEWOFCONFIDENTIAL EXHIBIT 9 TO PLAINTIFF’S RESPONSE TO DEFENDANT’S MOTION FOR LEAVE TO CONDUCT EX PARTE MEETINGS WITH SOME OF PLAINTIFF’S TREATING HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, HEARING REQUESTED
Defendant’s Response to Plaintiff’s Motion to Exclude Standard of Care Opinions
DEFENDANT’S RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFF’S MOTION TO EXCLUDE STANDARD OF CARE OPINIONS BY —, PURSUANT TO C.R.E. 702
Complaint for Medical Malpractice for Dentist
Complaint filed for Dentist malpractice filed in federal court based on diversity
Motion for Independent Med Exam Pursuant to C.R.C.P. 35(a) + Ruling
A response to a motion for independent medical examine in a personal injury cases. After any kind of accident, the first medical treatment is often performed by a doctor of the injured person’s own choosing (maybe even their own physician). Naturally, when a personal injury claim is filed over the accident, the defendant (or their insurance company) will want a second opinion and may request an IME. In general, an IME is performed by a licensed doctor of medicine (MD) or doctor of osteopathic medicine (OD), usually one with medical knowledge or training in the specific area relating to the case, and with experience in the area of IMEs.
Stipulated Jury Instructions for Malpractice
Stipulated Jury Instructions for medical malpractice case
Just because you are unhappy with your treatment or results does not mean the doctor is liable for medical malpractice. … To sue for malpractice, you must be able to show that the doctor caused you harm in a way that a competent doctor, under the same circumstances, would not have.
The filing of the lawsuit starts the clock running on when the case might get to trial. Every state’s pre-trial procedures are different, but generally it will take between a year and a half and three years after the lawsuit is filed for a medical malpractice case to get to trial.
Reply in Support of Motion for Leave to Amend
Reply in Support of Motion for Leave to Amend
Amended Motion to file Second Amended Complaint
Amended Motion to file Second Amended Complaint
DEFENDANT DR.#1, M.D.’S RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION AND
DEFENDANT DR.#1, M.D.’S RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION AND
DEFENDANTS’ JOINT SUMMARY OF DISCOVERY DISPUTES AND RELATED ISSUES TO ADDRESS AT OCTOBER HEARING
DEFENDANTS’ JOINT SUMMARY OF DISCOVERY DISPUTES AND RELATED ISSUES TO ADDRESS AT OCTOBER HEARING