Adams v. Family Planning Associates Medical Group, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• jury applying doctrine of res ipsa loquitur determines if injury would ordinarily have occurred in absence of negligence
• an inference of negligence cannot be based solely on the fact of a rare and unusual result without proof of a negligent act
• jury applying doctrine of res ipsa loquitur determines if injury would ordinarily have occurred in absence of negligence
• an opponent’s expert may speak to the methodology that another expert used, but it is the opponent’s responsibility during cross- examination to challenge the sufficiency and reliability of the basis for the other expert’s opinion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).