Miller Ex Rel. Miller v. Memorial Hospital of South Bend, Inc.

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• not ing the hospital’s argument “that the plaintiffs never raised the distinction between prenatal and postnatal injuries in their ... submission to the medical review panel.... ”
• a plaintiff “essentially need only plead the operative facts involved in the litigation”
• the notice-pleading rule “is designed to discourage battles over mere form of statement and to sweep away needless controversies that have occurred either to delay trial on the merits or to prevent a party from having a trial because of mistakes in statement” (quotation omitted)

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