Virginia Insurance Reciprocal v. Pilzer

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• holding Georgia’s medical malpractice statute of repose does not apply to contribution actions when the contributor’s negligence was established in the underlying medical malpractice action
• holding Georgia's medical malpractice statute of repose does not apply to contribution actions when the contributor's negligence was established in the underlying medical malpractice action
• statute of repose does not apply in contribution action where liability does not depend on proof of negligence
• “[Ljiability here does not depend on proof of ... negligence.”
• under OCGA § 51-12-32 (b), a defendant is entitled to contribution from a co-defendant \when ... [a] judgment has been entered against both and that [judgment] has actually been paid by one in an amount exceeding his pro rata share \

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