McLaughlin v. Cooke

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• “It is not always necessary to prove every element of causation 5 by medical testimony. If, from the facts and circumstances and the medical testimony given, a 6 reasonable person can infer that the causal connection exists, the evidence is sufficient.”
• regarding malpractice of a medical professional
• regarding malpractice of a medical professional

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