Price v. Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMaekus, C.J.
The plaintiff contends that the defendants negligently performed blood grouping tests for a paternity case and wrongly reported that she was not her child’s mother. When she rested, the trial court granted motions by the defendant hospital and the defendant physician for a directed verdict, and dismissed her case. The court reasoned that she failed to prove negligence because her sole liability expert lacked qualifications to testify on liability issues for a “medical claim.” See Evid. R. 601(D); R.C. 2743.43(A).
On appeal, the plaintiff argues that her evidence presented a submissive case.…
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