· 9/14/2004
Bloom v. Gershon
Citations
- 856 A.2d 335
- 271 Conn. 96
- 2004 Conn. LEXIS 360
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- considering merits of mandamus action seeking order directing claims commissioner to authorize apportionment suit against state pursuant to § 4-160[b]
- considering merits of mandamus action seeking order directing claims commissioner to authorize apportionment suit against state pursuant to § 4-160 [b]
- ordering supplemental briefing on impact of prior decision on whether Claims Commissioner had authority to permit apportionment complaint against state
- § 4-160[b] does not constitute waiver of immunity to apportionment complaint relating to medical malpractice claim
- § 4-160 [b] does not constitute waiver of immunity to apportionment complaint relating to medical malpractice claim
- in a medical malpractice action, “none of the complaints” against the defendant alleged wanton, reckless or malicious conduct sufficient to pierce § 4-165 immunity
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Judges: Sullivan, Borden, Noreott, Katz, Zarella
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