Legal Opinion

Jernigan v. Langley

Texas Supreme Court

Decided July 3, 2003No. 02-0575PublishedCited by 351 opinions

1Per curiam

The issue in this case is whether a defendant physician waived the right to move for a dismissal with prejudice under Texas Revised Civil Statutes article 4590i, section 13.01(e), when the physician did not object to the plaintiffs expert reports as inadequate for over 600 days after they were filed, engaged in discovery, filed a motion for summary judgment on other grounds, and amended his answer to delete references to the plaintiffs failure to follow statutory prerequisites to suit. The trial court granted the defendant physician’s motion to dismiss. A divided court of appeals reversed,…

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