961531 Dickerson v. Fatehi 04/18/1997 If the facts alleged and admitted by a doctor in a medical malpractice case were presented to a jury, the jurors, absent expert testimony, reasonably could determ

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961531 Dickerson v. Fatehi 04/18/1997 If the facts alleged and admitted by a doctor in a medical malpractice case were presented to a jury, the jurors, absent expert testimony, reasonably could determ

State: Virginia

Court: Supreme Court

Docket No: 961531

Case Date: 04/18/1997

Plaintiff: 961531 Dickerson

Defendant: Fatehi 04/18/1997 If the facts alleged and admitted by a doctor in a medical malpractice case were

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