Smock v. Hale

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• change in circumstances warranted revision of discovery schedule, making summary judgment inappropriate when plaintiff had not abused the discovery process
• change in circumstances warranted revision of discovery schedule, making summary judgment inappropriate when plaintiff had not abused the discovery process
• a doctor who was an expert in Crohn’s disease was qualified to testify against a family practitioner who supervised the pregnancy of a patient with Crohn’s disease
• a doctor who was an expert in Crohn's disease was qualified to testify against a family practitioner who supervised the pregnancy of a patient with Crohn's disease

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