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McDonald v. Hampton Training School for Nurses
No. 961831Supreme Court of Virginia
961831 McDonald v. Hampton Training School for Nurses 06/06/1997 The facts and inferences in this medical malpractice action, taken in the light most favorable to the plaintiff, do not lead to a single possibl…
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961831 McDonald v. Hampton Training School for Nurses 06/06/1997 The facts and inferences in this medical malpractice action, tak…
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961831 McDonald v. Hampton Training School for Nurses 06/06/1997 The facts and inferences in this medical malpractice action, taken in the light most favorable to the plaintiff, do not lead to a single possible conclusion on the issue of whether a particular physician was an employee or an independent contractor and the issue should have been left to the jury for determination. Therefore, the trial court's order granting the hospital's motion to strike the plaintiff's evidence and dismissing the case is reversed and the case is remanded.
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