Riggins v. Mauriello
Supreme Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Justice.
This medical malpractice action was brought by the appellant, David Riggins (“Riggins”), against Dr. Charles A. Mau-riello, an osteopathic physician. Riggins appeals the Superior Court’s denial of his motion for a new trial. The jury was given a standard charge, without objection from Riggins, that a “mere error of judgment” by a physician was not actionable. A verdict was returned in favor of Dr. Mauriello-. In this motion for a new trial Riggins argued that the jury instruction on “mere error of judgment” was erroneous. The Superior Court concluded that in the absence of a…
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