Faris v. Doctors Hospital, Inc.

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• when facts speak for themselves, a plaintiff may forego expert testimony and prove medical negligence by res ipsa loquitur
• when facts speak for themselves, a plaintiff may forego expert testimony and prove medical negligence by res ipsa loquitur
• res ipsa loquitur does not apply “where there is no evidence that a negligent act of the appellees is more likely to cause the injury than any other possible cause”

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