· 5/12/2011
Awsienko v. Cohen
Citations
- 257 P.3d 175
- 227 Ariz. 256
- 608 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 8
- 2011 Ariz. App. LEXIS 71
How courts have described this case
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- concluding an internist was not qualified to render standard of care testimony regarding a cardiologist’s treatment of a patient because cardiology is a subspecialty distinct from the specialty of internal medicine
- affirming summary judgment based on deficient expert qualifications when no challenge pursuant to § 12-2603(F) was made to expert affidavit
- “[T]he legislature sought to ensure that physicians testifying as experts have sufficient expertise to truly assist the fact-finder on issues of standard of care and proximate causation.”
- “The language of 25 the statute does not require an expert testifying about the standard of care applicable to a board-certified defendant to have been board-certified at the time of the occurrence.”
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Judges: Kessler, Johnsen, Weisberg
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