Mary Alice Manley, and Gary Manley v. Ryan J. Sherer, M.D., and Sherer Family Medicine, P.C.

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• holding that the plaintiff’s designated evidence established genuine issues of fact as to the trigger date of the malpractice claim
• noting that an appellate court may affirm summary judgment on any theory supported by the parties’ designated materials
• holding genuine issue of material fact existed as to trigger date beginning medical malpractice statute of limitations period and defendants were not entitled to summary judgment on statute of limitations defense
• “An appellate court reviewing a challenged trial court summary judgment ruling is limited to the designated evidence before the trial court....”
• medical malpractice defendant met their initial burden on summary judgment by establishing that the action was filed four days after the two-year statute of limitations had run

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