KENNETH WOLINER, M.D. v. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

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• concluding that “a reversal precipitated by Fabre errors does not affect the determination of damages and should not require a new trial on damages,” and remanding for “a new trial solely on the issue of apportionment between the parties”
• concluding that “a reversal precipitated by Fabre errors does not affect the determination of damages and should not require a new trial on damages,” and remanding for “a new trial solely on the issue of apportionment between the parties”

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