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· 10/13/1992

Martinez v. LIFEMARK HOSPITAL OF FLA.

Citations

  • 608 So. 2d 855
  • 1992 WL 279921

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  • holding that claims against hospital were governed by medical malpractice statute where claims arose out of negligent medical treatment by doctors, which were “both necessary to the claims against [the 3 hospital] and inextricably connected to them.”
  • finding that the. case should be handled under the FMMA because plaintiffs asserted claims of negligent hiring and retention, fraud and misrepresentation, and intentional tort were necessarily and inextricably connected to negligent medical treatment

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Judges: Ferguson, Levy and Gersten

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