Aragon v. Issa

In this medical-malpractice case, the key issue is whether the plaintiff presented competent substantial evidence that the defendant proximately caused the death of Leo Aragon. We conclude that the plaintiff presented evidence that could support a jury finding that the defendant more likely than not caused the death of Aragon. It is the jury’s province, not the judge’s, to weigh conflicting evidence and assess the credibility of the witnesses, and the testimony given by plaintiffs expert witnesses was not speculation based upon the standard set forth by this Court in Hancock v. Schorr, 941…