Rooss v. Mayberry

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• holding that a unified trial, rather than bifurcated action as to liability and damages issues, was required to affect substantial justice in medical malpractice action brought by a German national
• observing that writ of certiorari granted to prevent improper bifurcation of liability and damage issues and to “[ejffect substantial justice”
• granting petition, finding' liability and damages issues to be intertwined; bifurcating them would convert what should be one trial into two, with duplicative testimony from many of the same witnesses
• granting petition, finding liability and damages issues to be intertwined; bifurcating them would convert what should be one trial into two, with duplicative testimony from many of the same witnesses

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