Lake Shore Hosp., Inc. v. Clarke

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• holding that chapter 766 is inapplicable to a suit brought by a patient for injuries she suffered after she slipped while walking from her hospital bed to the bathroom
• holding presuit requirements inapplicable in hospital slip-and-fall negligence action where plaintiff did not seek to state medical negligence claim
• patient’s negligence claim arising from slip and fall between her hospital bed and bathroom was not cause of action for medical negligence subject to presuit requirements
• court held that patient's negligence claim arising from a slip and fall between her hospital bed and bathroom was not a cause of action for medical negligence subject to presuit requirements
• court held that patient’s negligence claim arising from a slip and fall between her hospital bed and bathroom was not a cause of action for medical negligence subject to presuit requirements
• involving a slip and fall injury in the hospital

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