Ingold v. Irwin

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• concluding that the plaintiff's physician's lack of a medical license was a defect that could not be cured by amending the original section 2-622 report
• concluding that the plaintiff's physician's lack of a medical license was a defect that could not be cured by amending the original section 2-622 report
• concluding that the plaintiff’s physician’s lack of a medical license was a defect that could not be cured by amending the original section 2 — 622 report
• concluding that the plaintiff's physician's lack of a medical license was a defect that could not be cured by amending the original section 2-622 report
• concluding that the plaintiff’s physician’s lack of a medical license was a defect that could not be cured by amending the original section 2 — 622 report
• not an abuse of discretion to deny a party leave to amend a pleading if amendment could not cure defect in original pleading

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