Tucker v. Thomas C. Talley, M.D., P.C.

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• holding that because defendants did not object with specificity to the plaintiff’s affidavit, they were not entitled to a dismissal for failure to state a claim on account of a failure to comply with OCGA § 9-11-9.1
• holding that because defendants did not object with specificity to the plaintiff’s affidavit, they were not entitled to a dismissal for failure to state a claim on account of a failure to comply with OCGA § 9–11–9.1
• a nurse practitioner is not qualified to be an expert on the standard of care for a physician
• “As Talley and LLC did not object with specificity to the Johnson affidavit, they were not entitled to a dismissal for failure to state a claim on account of a failure to comply with OCGA § 9-11-9.1.”

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