Theresa Davis v. Dr. Akin Omitowoju, Theresa Davis v. Dr. Akin Omitowoju

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• holding a $250,000 statutory cap on noneco-nomic damages in medical malpractice actions does not violate federal due process or equal protection
• concluding that the Seventh Amendment does not preclude the damages cap
• providing an extensive historical and legal analysis of the Seventh Amendment regarding caps on jury verdicts and ultimately finding that the cap in question did not violate the Constitution
• applying Virgin Islands law; $250,000 limit on noneconomic damages in medical malpractice actions
• Reexamination Clause of Seventh Amendment does not impede federal court's post verdict application of statutory cap
• Reexamination Clause of Seventh Amendment does not impede federal court’s postverdict application of statutory cap

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