· 5/21/2024
UBS Financial Services Inc. v. Estate of Pedro Jose Nazario Serrano
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How courts have described this case
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- reasoning that “[t]o allow an individual to claim immunity under this provision but in turn to preclude [his] employer the same benefit of the immunity would indeed undermine the stated purpose of the limited immunity conferred under the Act”
- reasoning that \[t]o allow an individual to claim immunity under this provision but in turn to preclude [his] employer the same benefit of the immunity would indeed undermine the stated purpose of the limited immunity conferred under the Act\
- describing the MHPA’s immunity provision as “a limited immunity provision from civil and criminal liability for specific decisions regarding the treatment of the patient”
- affirming a finding that the MHPA immunity applied and holding that plaintiff failed to establish gross negligence where plaintiff claimed that she was sexually assaulted by another patient as a result of the hospital’s failure to adequately supervise and protect her
- where a term is not defined in statute, we look to the definitions section of the Statutory Construction Act
- hospital qualifies as person subject to immunity under Section 114 of the MHPA
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