· 2/11/1994
Dungan v. Ford
Citations
- 632 So. 2d 159
- 1994 WL 37028
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding plaintiff was entitled to jury instruction “that the original tortfeasor was liable for damages caused by subsequent improper medical treatment which aggravates or increases the original injury”
- finding trial court reversibly erred in admitting testimony that plaintiff received inappropriate medical treatment for injuries sustained in an automobile accident
- finding trial court reversibly erred in admitting testimony that plaintiff received inappropriate medical treatment for injuries sustained in an automobile accident
- determining “ ‘reasonableness or necessity’ can be established by lay testimony ... involving] a question of necessity from the perspective of the injured party, rather than from the perspective of a medical expert”
- involving post-damage award review of admissibility of evidence that certain treatment was unnecessary
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Judges: Smith
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