Taylor v. City of Beardstown

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “a trial court should not deny leave to amend solely on the basis of a delay in filing, unless accompanied by a showing of prejudice to the opposing party which goes beyond mere inconvenience”
• although regulations, standards and hospital bylaws are admissible as to standard of care, mere broad statements without reference to particular provisions are insufficient
• expert knowledge, skill or training needed to determine what action was required in light of patient’s medical condition
• hospital regulations, standards, and by-laws admissible to determine appropriate standard of care
• hospital regulations, standards, and by-laws admissible to determine appropriate standard of care

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).