Indiana University Medical Center, Riley Hospital for Children v. Logan

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• explaining that exhibits, consisting of uncertified documents and unsworn statements, attached to an affidavit were improper as designated evidence under Trial Rule 56(E)
• holding no prejudice occurred when supplemental affidavits of a substantive nature were submitted after the time for a non-movant's response had elapsed and the parties had ample opportunity for prior discovery
• rejecting claim that trial court erred in failing to strike untimely affidavit filed in opposition to motion for summary judgment
• rejecting claim that trial court erred in failing to strike untimely affidavit filed in opposition to motion for summary judgment
• noting uncertified documents and unsworn statements, including uncertified medical records, were inadmissible and not proper Rule 56 evidence
• “It is within the trial court’s discretion to accept an affidavit filed later than the date specified in the rule.”

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