Norton Hospitals, Inc. v. Peyton
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Justice SCHRODER.
This case interprets KRS 620.050, which provides civil and criminal immunity to the *289reporters of suspected child dependency, neglect, and abuse. On the basis of that immunity, the Jefferson Circuit Court granted summary judgment in favor of Appellants Norton Hospitals, Inc. (Norton); Neonatal Intensive Care Experts II, PLLC (NICE); and Ketan Mehta, M.D. (Dr. Mehta) in a civil suit filed by Appellee Brandi Peyton (Peyton). The Court of Appeals reversed. We opine that the trial court properly applied the immunity statute where the Appellants had a good…
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