Burge v. Teter

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• noting that Indiana Rule of Evidence 413 allows medical bills to be prima facie proof the expenses are reasonable
• reciting that the plaintiff must prove that \expenses were both reasonable and necessary\ but finding satisfactory proof thereof from admission of medical statements under Evidence Rule 413 and by the defendant's concessions at trial
• reciting that the plaintiff must prove that \expenses were both reasonable and necessary\ but finding satisfactory proof thereof from admission of medical statements under Evidence Rule 413 and by the defendant's concessions at trial

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