Sword v. NKC Hospitals, Inc.

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• “meaningful” and timely notice may resolve two issues of representation and reliance, but even written notice may not suffice if the patient had an inadequate opportunity to make an informed 15 choice
• “meaningful” and timely notice may resolve two issues of representation and reliance, but even written notice may not suffice if the patient had an inadequate opportunity to make an informed 15 choice
• “It is the employer’s right to control that generally separates a servant from an independent 14 No. 23-1320 contractor.”
• the manifesta tion must be made by the principal to a third party
• the manifestation must be made by the principal to a third party
• extending vicarious liability to negligence by apparent agents of hospitals

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).