Jordan v. Ryan
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Dissent
| iWALTZER, Justice,
dissenting.
I respectfully dissent, because I do not believe the jury’s verdict on liability was shown to have been manifestly erroneous. I would amend the judgment, however, reducing the award to $15,000, which my research reveals to be the highest reasonable award under the facts of this case.
Ms. Jordan first presented to the office of Dr. Ryan on Friday, 4 December 1987, with complaints of urinary frequency and a yeast infection. Ms. Jordan also requested birth control pills' on this date. After an examination and a diagnosis indicating a urinary tract infection and a…
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