Mize v. North Big Horn Hospital District

TAYLOR, Chief Justice.

Late in 1993, Thomas L. Mize twice visited Stanley Naramore, D.O., complaining of back pain. Dissatisfied with the outcome, Mr. Mize and his wife sued Dr. Naramore and the hospital he worked for, alleging that Dr. Naramore’s treatment left Mr. Mize a virtual cripple with an equally debilitating drug dependency. Unable to generate any genuine issue of material fact concerning the cause of Mr. Mize’s ills, appellants saw their case succumb to summary judgment. We affirm.

I.ISSUES

Appellants posit the following errors in the district court’s handling of their case:

I. The…