· 3/11/2016
ODC v. Steven M. Cormier
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- holding claims which occurred subsequent to the decedent's death, mishandling the body and failure to provide bereavement services, did not involve the provision of medical care to require a Rule 9(j) certification
- affirming dismissal of plaintiff’s emotional distress claim for failure to comply with Rule 9(j) because it arose “from actions leading up to the death of her mother [and] concern[s] the provision (or lack thereof) of health care to [p]laintiff’s mother”
- “[I]ssues or theories of a case not raised at the trial level will not be entertained for the first time on appeal.”
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Judges: Per Curiam
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