Johnson v. New Britain General Hospital

The sole issue on this appeal is whether the trial court erred in denying the plaintiffs challenge for cause of a juror who allegedly had expressed actual bias, prejudice and partiality in his voir dire testimony.

In January, 1986, the plaintiff, Carl E. Johnson, individually and in his capacity as administrator of his wife’s estate, brought this action for medical malpractice against the following defendants: New Britain General Hospital; Dr. David Mucci, a resident intern; Dr. George H. Bray; and the New Britain Surgical Group, Inc., Bray’s professional corporation. The plaintiff’s amended…