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· 10/11/2007

Long v. MEMORIAL HOSP. AT GULFPORT

Citations

  • 969 So. 2d 35
  • 2007 WL 2948975

How courts have described this case

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  • medical malpractice statute of limitations begins to run with knowledge of injury, cause of injury, and causal relationship between injury and conduct of physician
  • “[t]he [MTCA] gives a governmental entity defendant ninety days from the filing of a notice of claim to consider the claim before a lawsuit can be maintained”
  • “One of the benefits of Rule 9(h) is to allow a plaintiff, who is aware of his cause of action against a defendant but ignorant of the defendant’s identity, to name a fictitious party as a defendant in order to use the court’s resources to discover her true identity.”

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Judges: Waller, P.J., Easley and Carlson

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