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Reporter covering employment law for Law.com and litigation for New Jersey Law Journal. I welcome your news tips at ctoutant@alm.com.
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NJ Supreme Court Strikes a Blow Against Daniel's Law

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By Charles Toutant Verified
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Daniel Anderl at his high school graduation. The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled Daniel's Law does not have a mental state requirement for actual damages liability. The decision could pave the way for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit to find the judicial security law is unconstitutional.
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Doctor Immune From Medmal Suit Even After Failing To Disclose She Was a Public Employee

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By Charles Toutant Verified
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Photo: Hadrian-ifeelstock via Adobe Stock A physician is entitled to immunity from malpractice under the Tort Claims Act even though she failed to notify patients of her status as a public employee, a New Jersey appeals court has ruled. The ruling, stemming from the death of an infant after delivery by caesarian section, provides a cautionary tale for plaintiffs bringing medical malpractice claims over hospital treatment.
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Doctor Immune From Medmal Suit Even After Failing To Disclose She Was a Public Employee

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Law.com CompassLaw.com RadarVerdict SearchScholar .China Law & PracticeLegal Dictionary Click to enter your existing username and password or create a new account. Click to purchase an individual user subscription with your credit card. Related information Topics NewsLitigation A physician who was sued over the death of a newborn child is off the hook because she is a state government employee and the plaintiffs failed to follow the provisions of the Tort Claims Act.
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