Mayfield v. COMMUNITY MED. ASSOC., PA

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• stating that, where the affidavit was timely filed but served late, “there has been no showing of prejudice to defendants that would outweigh the strong preference for adjudication on the merits rather than final disposition for procedural reasons”
• authorizing \the imposition on the non-complying party of litigation expenses that could have been avoided by compliance with this rule\

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