Hernandez v. Ebrom
Texas Supreme Court
1DissentChief Justice Jefferson
The Court proposes a categorical rule: a health care provider may challenge an order denying his motion to dismiss a claim due to the inadequacy of an expert report either in an interlocutory appeal or after final judgment. And then it proposes the opposite: a provider may not appeal an order denying his motion to dismiss if the plaintiff establishes at trial "the appropriate standard of care, breach of the standard, and a causal relationship of the breach to the plaintiff's damages." 289 S.W.3d at 321. As to the first holding, the Court relies on the statute's plain language. Because…
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