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· 11/30/1981

Bell v. Western Pennsylvania Hospital

Citations

  • 437 A.2d 978
  • 293 Pa. Super. 37
  • 1981 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3803

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  • Because expert’s report that there was “no evidence of negligence” did not put plaintiff on notice that expert would testify that plaintiff was not in fact injured, testimony to this effect should have been precluded under Rule 212
  • Because expert's report that there was \no evidence of negligence\ did not put plaintiff on notice that expert would testify that plaintiff was not in fact injured, testimony to this effect should have been precluded under Rule 212

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Judges: Hester, Brosky, Van Voort

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