Speed v. Beurle

How courts have described this case

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• “The state’s immunity for torts of its employees was waived as to compensatory damages but not as to punitive damages . . . .”
• “The state’s immunity for torts of its employees was waived as to compensatory damages but not as to punitive damages .... ”
• “The state’s immunity for torts of its employees was waived as to compensatory damages but not as to punitive damages . . . .”
• “The state’s immunity for torts of its employees was waived as to compensatory damages but not as to punitive damages . . . .”
• plaintiff pursued a medical malpractice claim for compensatory and punitive damages against university of Iowa physicians in their individual capacities after filing a tort claim against the State under Iowa Code chapter 25A (1971)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).