· 6/21/1995
Hajian v. Holy Family Hospital
Citations
- 652 N.E.2d 1132
- 273 Ill. App. 3d 932
- 210 Ill. Dec. 156
- 1995 Ill. App. LEXIS 450
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- providing that a trial court has considerable discretion in determining which issues have been raised by the evidence at trial and the form in which a jury instruction shall be given
- providing that a trial court has considerable discretion in determining which issues have been raised by the evidence at trial and the form in which a jury instruction shall be given
- plaintiff not required to prove that a better result would have been obtained absent the alleged malpractice
- the refusal to give an instruction will result in a new trial only where the party shows serious prejudice to her right to a fair trial
- the short-form proximate cause IPI instruction adequately informed the jury of the plaintiffs lost chance theory of recovery
- the refusal to give an instruction will result in a new trial only where the party shows serious prejudice to her right to a fair trial
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Judges: Greiman
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