Good Shepherd Medical Center - Linden, Inc. v. Bobby Twilley

How courts have described this case

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• holding employee’s claim that he tripped on concrete mound unrelated to health care
• holding employee’s claim that he tripped on concrete mound unrelated to health care
• noting that requiring an expert report would be futile because “it would be terribly difficult, if not impossible, to find a qualified expert under the statute who was also competent to opine on the relevant standards of care”
• interpreting Texas West Oaks narrowly and holding that safety claim must have at least indirect relationship to health care to be considered HCLC
• noting difficulty in finding expert that satisfied Chapter 74 and could also testify to the accepted standards of care regarding OSHA ladder construction and installation and walking surface standards

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).