Taylor v. Gazall

Citations

• 2017 Ohio 5493

Syllabus

In this medical negligence case, the trial court sustained Defendant-appellee's summary judgment motion. The trial court correctly concluded that Plaintiff-appellant's Civ.R. 10(D)(2) affidavit of merit could not be considered when evaluating whether Plaintiff-appellant had met her reciprocal burden to establish a genuine issue of fact concerning the issues of negligence and causation. The trial court also correctly concluded that Plaintiff-appellant's deposition testimony did not establish a genuine issue of fact regarding either negligence or causation. Judgment affirmed.