Bethea v. Smith

How courts have described this case

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• discussing non-physician's overlapping expertise with medical doctor on specific standard of medical care
• discussing non-physician’s overlapping expertise with medical doctor on specific standard of medical care
• affidavit of podiatrist in medical malpractice action against orthopedic surgeon that he was familiar with the medical profession generally was insufficient where there was no showing of overlapping expertise
• familiarity with standard of care and treatment of another profession not enough
• affidavit of podiatrist in action against orthopedic surgeon that he was familiar with the medical profession generally was insufficient where there was no showing that method of treatment was the same for the two professions
• affidavit by podiatrist against orthopedic surgeon

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).