Casey v. Methodist Hospital

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• after concluding plaintiff’s fraudulent-concealment defense to limitations not applicable, holding healthcare defendant not required to controvert plaintiff’s medical-expert and attorney affidavits
• “Although the affidavit [of Casey’s attorney] shows that Methodist [Hospital] failed to timely provide Casey with a copy of her medical records, it wholly fails to establish that Methodist had actual knowledge that a wrong occurred or there was any fixed purpose to conceal the wrong.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).