Blackwell v. Goodwin

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• concluding that the plaintiffs’ claim for the alleged failure to obtain consent for an injection was subject to the five-year statute of repose for medical malpractice actions based on OCGA § 31-9-6.1 (d)
• determining that the statute of repose for medical malpractice applies to plaintiffs claims against the nurse's employer for negligent hiring, retention, supervision, and entrustment because the claims arose out of the nurse's administration of an injection
• determining that the statute of repose for medical malpractice applies to plaintiffs claims against the nurse's employer for negligent hiring, retention, supervision, and entrustment because the claims arose out of the nurse's administration of an injection
• determining that claims of battery, negligent hiring, supervision, retention, and entrustment were barred by medical malpractice statute of repose, where claims arose from an intramuscular injection administered by a nurse in the exercise of her professional skill and judgment

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