Suarez v. St. Joseph's Hosp., Inc.

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• holding failure to verify medical opinion at time notice of intent to initiate litigation and complaint were filed is not fatal if compliance is secured prior to expiration of statute of limitations
• noting that failure to file a verified medical opinion is not fatal to a claim if “compliance is secured prior to the expiration of the appropriate statute of limitations”
• failure to verify medical opinion \not fatal if compliance is secured prior to the expiration of the appropriate statute of limitations.\
• failure to verify medical opinion \not fatal if compliance is secured prior to the expiration of the appropriate statute of limitations.\
• cause remanded so that plaintiff may remove any deficiency with regard to physician's verification: \Dismissal without leave to amend after the statute of limitation had expired was too severe a remedy.\

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