S.B. Thomas, Inc. v. Thompson
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MOYLAN, Judge.
The initial focus of this appeal is on whether the etiology of the herniated disc in this case was a complicated medical question. If the answer is “Yes,” the focus then will turn to whether expert medical testimony is required to establish a legally sufficient, prima facie case of, depending on the allocation of the burden of production, either 1) a causal relationship or 2) the absence of a causal relationship between an earlier traumatic event and the subsequent herniation.
The herniated disc was suffered by Dennis A. Thompson, the appellee. The earlier traumatic event was a…
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