Dalton v. City of Marietta

How courts have described this case

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• noting that former OCGA § 24-3-18 requires “giving the adverse party 60 days notice prior to trial,” and that a medical report is “admissible at trial upon appropriate notice”
• “So long as medical narrative reports express the relevant information in prose language that is more readily understandable to laymen, they are admissible.”
• “Even slight evidence will be sufficient to satisfy the plaintiff’s burden of production of some evidence on a motion for summary judgment [.] ”
• On summary judgment, a court \may consider any material which would be admissible or usable at trial. \
• on summary judgment trial court considers material that would be admissible at trial
• “Even slight evidence will be sufficient to satisfy the [claimants’] burden of production of some evidence on a motion for summary judgment; such evidence may include favorable inferences drawn by the court from the evidence presented.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).