Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 10/5/2018
Katherine E. Anderson v. Ming Wang
Syllabus
This is a health care liability case. The trial court granted Appellees' motion for summary judgment on Appellant's res ipsa loquitur claim under Tennessee Code Annotated section 29-26-115(c). Appellant appeals. Because Appellant presented sufficient evidence at the summary judgment stage to create a dispute of fact, we reverse the trial court's grant of summary judgment.
Judges: Judge Kenny Armstrong
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- Byrd v. HallTennessee Supreme Court· 1993-01-19· cited 2,103×
- Bain v. WellsTennessee Supreme Court· 1997-01-13· cited 1,057×
- Michelle RYE Et Al. v. WOMEN’S CARE CENTER OF MEMPHIS, MPLLC Et Al.Tennessee Supreme Court· 2015-10-26· cited 984×
- Abshure v. Methodist Healthcare-Memphis HospitalsTennessee Supreme Court· 2010-10-20· cited 306×
- Seavers v. Methodist Medical Center of Oak RidgeTennessee Supreme Court· 1999-12-27· cited 146×
- Burton v. Warren Farmers CooperativeCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 2002-09-12· cited 133×
- German v. NichopoulosCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1978-09-15· cited 60×
- Lewis v. CasenburgTennessee Supreme Court· 1928-07-02· cited 41×
- Armes Ex Rel. Armes v. HulettCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1992-07-31· cited 38×
- Oliver v. Union Transfer Co.Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 1934-01-25· cited 30×
- Parker v. WarrenCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1973-09-04· cited 23×
- Summit Hill Associates v. Knoxville Utilities BoardCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1983-12-28· cited 21×
- John Bouchard & Sons Co. v. KeatonCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1928-12-21· cited 19×
- Ford v. Roddy Manufacturing CompanyCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1969-09-09· cited 12×
- Hughes v. HastingsTennessee Supreme Court· 1971-06-07· cited 11×
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