Harold D. Wallick v. Eric B. Inman, M.D.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Altice, Judge.
[1] Harold Wallick brought a medical malpractice action against his anesthesiologist, Eric B. Inman, M.D., and a jury rendered a verdict in favor of Inman. On appeal, Wallick challenges the jury selection process, arguing that the trial court should not have denied six of his for-cause challenges to prospective jurors. He raises two issues that we consolidate and restate as: Was the trial court's decision to deny one or more of the for-cause challenges illogical and arbitrary?
[2] We affirm.
Facts & Procedural History
[3] In April 2013, Wallick filed a Proposed Complaint with the…
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