Brandon v. WILLIAMSON MEDICAL CENTER

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• noting that the plaintiff had not filed any certificate of good faith, much less substantially complied with Tennessee Code Annotated Section 29-26-122
• upholding the trial court’s dismissal of the plaintiff’s medical malpractice action due to her failure to file a timely certificate of good faith and concluding that the plaintiff’s initial pro se status did not constitute good cause for such failure

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