Legal Opinion
Rodi v. Landau
New York Supreme Court
Decided October 29, 1996PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
*181OPINION OF THE COURT
Howard Miller, J.
This matter having come on before me for trial in regular order, and during the course of trial, defendant Dr. Arthur Landau having sought (a) a ruling on the admissibility of expert testimony imputing negligence to a nonparty radiologist; (b) a charge to the jury, and allocation pursuant to CPLR article 16 of such nonparty’s negligence on the verdict sheet; and (c) a directed verdict against the nonparty, it is ordered that defendant’s motions are granted.
Plaintiffs bring this action against defendant, a treating physician, alleging, inter alia, that…
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