United States v. Ronald A. McIver and All Out Bail Bonding Giggies Bonding Company, Parties in Interest

How courts have described this case

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• finding that good faith is not a defense to a claim of medical malpractice
• concluding expert testimony that physician treated patients outside course of legitimate medical practice was admissible
• stating that opinion testimony on a legal standard or drawing a legal conclusion is generally inadmissible
• noting that “opinion testimony that states a legal standard or draws a legal conclusion by applying law to the facts is generally inadmissible”
• concluding expert testimony that physician treated patients outside course of legitimate medical practice was admissible
• noting that willful blindness is sufficient to establish knowledge of a conspiracy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).