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Washburn v. Klara
No. 011034Supreme Court of Virginia
011034 Washburn v. Klara 04/19/2002 The circuit court erred in striking the evidence in a medical tort case tried on theories of battery and exceeding the patient's informed consent because the evidence, inclu…
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011034 Washburn v. Klara 04/19/2002 The circuit court erred in striking the evidence in a medical tort case tried on theories of …
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011034 Washburn v. Klara 04/19/2002 The circuit court erred in striking the evidence in a medical tort case tried on theories of battery and exceeding the patient's informed consent because the evidence, including radiology reports, was sufficient to present a factual issue as to whether the defendant surgeon intentionally performed a procedure exceeding the scope of the patient's consent. The judgment of the circuit court is reversed and the case is remanded for a new trial on the claim of battery.
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