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Bio-Medical Applications of VA v. Coston
No. 052317Supreme Court of Virginia
052317 Bio-Medical Applications of VA v. Coston 09/15/2006 In a medical malpractice case, after briefing and oral argument of defendant's motion for summary judgment concerning the absence of any expert witnes…
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052317 Bio-Medical Applications of VA v. Coston 09/15/2006 In a medical malpractice case, after briefing and oral argument of def…
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052317 Bio-Medical Applications of VA v. Coston 09/15/2006 In a medical malpractice case, after briefing and oral argument of defendant's motion for summary judgment concerning the absence of any expert witness supporting plaintiff's claims, the trial judge announced a ruling for the defendant and invited further comments of counsel. Plaintiff's attempt to take a nonsuit at that time came too late. The trial court's ruling allowing a nonsuit is reversed and the case is remanded for further proceedings.
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