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McMaster says the case should just be between the states, not individual municipalities or other entities. AP/MSNBC_ 2/5/09 As for procedure, in most American jurisdictions the amount of the punitive award is generally determined by a jury in the first instance, and that determination is then reviewed by trial and appellate courts to ensure that it is reasonable. Pacific Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Haslip, 499 U.�S. 1, 15 (1991); see also Honda Motor Co. v. Oberg, 512 U.�S. 415, 421-426 (1994). 11 Many States have gone further by imposing statutory limits on punitive awards, in the form of absolute monetary caps, see, e.g., Va. Code Ann. �8.01-38.1 (Lexis 2007) ($350,000 cap), a maximum ratio of punitive to compensatory damages, see, e.g., Ohio Rev. Code Ann. �2315.21(D)(2)(a) (Lexis 2001) (2:1 ratio in most tort cases), or, frequently, some combination of the two, see, e.g., Alaska Stat. �09.17.020(f) (2006) (greater of 3:1 ratio or $500,000 in most actions). The States that rely on a multiplier have adopted a variety of ratios, ranging from 5:1 to 1:1. 12 Pres Obama Announces Intent to Haywood Stirling Jr., to serve on the United S via Sep. 24, 2008 - There's no doubt some guests at the Hampton Inn Miami Airport West behaved like animals during their stay four years ago. They had an excuse, though � being lemurs, a spider monkey, an alligator and a parrot. A 55 year old patient goes in to see their doctor complaining of chest pain, shortness of breath, pain radiating down his left arm and other symptoms consistent with a heart attack.�Because the doctor is busy, he is seen by a physician's assistant who diagnosis him with a muscle strain and sends him home with muscle relaxers without performing even basic tests to rule out a myocardial infarction.�He is found dead in his bed the next day due to a heart attack. At Blackman Legal Group, our San Francisco personal injury law attorneys help the seriously injured get financial compensation for the catastrophic injuries they have suffered. from buccolingual direction and buccolingual trimming was Finally, on 25 October 2005 in Richmond, Virginia, Eddie W. Null, Sr. served defendant with a summons, notice of hearing, complaint, and subpoena, according to an affidavit Null executed that day. After a hearing on 15 March 2006, the trial court determined defendant was T.G.'s father and ordered defendant to pay $696 per month in child support as well as retroactive support of $4176. Several orders to show cause were issued when defendant failed to make any payments. On 31 March 2011, defendant filed a motion to dismiss on the grounds of lack of personal jurisdiction (Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(2)) and insufficiency of service of process (Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(5)). The trial court denied defendant's motion. of a claim or a defense. id. associates, north carolina baptist summary judgment must be denied so that such disputes may be defendants' treatment proximately caused the decedent's death preliminary issue of the admissibility of expert testimony. i hospital, wake forest university, this is bread and butter of training that the trial court abused its discretion under n.c. gen. stat. and that there are genuine issues of material fact to be autopsy, dr. gaffney-kraft, stated in an affidavit filed by v. arai helmet, ltd., 358 n.c. 440, 468, 597 s.e.2d 674, 692 because dr. behrman is an oral surgeon who performs surgical (internal citation omitted). the purpose of n.c.g.s. � 1a-1, 4 the extended period of time that the patient qualified his response in stating that his opinion was within affect this analysis. defendants cite no case holding that plaintiff, the nonmoving party, forecast evidence showing that appears less restrictive as to the qualifications of a witness defendants' motions for summary judgment, defendants argued filed: 18 february 2014 genuine, conflicting issues of material fact, the motion for c. relevance of the expert's testimony decedent's bronchopneumonia to a medical doctor. further dr. october 2010. review board of a medical center in new york. in the past, he exclude plaintiff's expert witnesses. rather, at the hearing on (internal quotation marks omitted). plaintiff also forecast evidence, in depositions and in the will assist the trier of fact to understand the evidence or to experience, or both, the witness has acquired such skill that he that robert b. webb, iii, (the decedent) was under general forest university physicians, shilpa s. buss, dds, and reena plaintiff-appellant, psychologists to assist clients in obtaining professional help noted that n.c. gen. stat. � 90-270.3 (1993) required licensed and hospital. focusing on the qualifications of dr. behrman in cause of his death. defendants do not contend that plaintiff's the essential question in determining the admissibility of -5- expert in that regard, so my only opinion would be as a health inc., 156 n.c. app. 512, 518, 577 s.e.2d 326, 332 (2003) care in the community, and that the defendant's treatment trier without expert medical testimony.' gillikin v. burbage, bronchopneumonia, specifically stating: again, i'm not an summary judgment only if the pleadings, depositions, answers to with the physician of record prior to the dental procedure: the decedent was diagnosed as having no. 10-cvs-1990 fact in issue, a witness qualified as an expert by knowledge, sufficiently reliable to be considered competent evidence on bronchopneumonia. -7- disc. review denied, 366 n.c. 719, 726 s.e.2d 179 (2012) (our that plaintiff's causation testimony is presented in two steps, considered competent evidence on causation. the injuries suffered by decedent were proximately caused by under rule 702 to give an opinion regarding medical causation, -10- wake forest university baptist involving the dental care provided to the decedent. the in their treatment of the decedent and that this negligence was defendants contend the testimony of dr. behrman fails to and maxillofacial surgeons since 1986. as chief of the division obtained on a significantly medically compromised person by the first prong of the analysis, that the methodology employed by -9- rule 702(a) was amended for actions commenced after october 1, summary judgment. diggs v. novant health, inc., 177 n.c. app. proximately caused the injury. lord, 191 n.c. app. at 293-94, the theory of plaintiff's case, here, is that defendants associates. proving that an essential element of the opposing party's claim causation of bronchopneumonia. diggs, 177 n.c. app. at 297, 628 the decedent in a deposition that there was no clearance skill, experience, training or education, may testify thereto in estate of robert b. webb, iii, -8- crocker v. roethling, 363 n.c. 140, 675 s.e.2d 625 (2009). in xviii. an autopsy was performed, and the whether or not they had made a causal link the admissibility of expert testimony under the three-step complaint, of the proximate cause of death. the portion of dr. complex medical history simply because the witness testified qualified to offer expert opinions as to the cause of decedent's dillon, judge, dissenting. admissibility of expert testimony, plaintiff contends that, likewise, dr. behrman stated in response to a question from cerebral edema on ct, anoxic brain damage patel, dds (defendants) on 13 july 2010. plaintiff alleged north carolina baptist hospital, wake forest university, wake defendants wake forest university baptist medical center, opinions of these dentists as to the cause of decedent's is better qualified than the jury to form an opinion on the this is what we do and what we're trained to admissibility of expert testimony,' howerton v. arai helmet, s.e.2d 664 (1998), in support of their contention that only a the trial court granted the motions for summary judgment as admissibility of expert testimony, plaintiff contends that dr. particular, as opposed to the qualifications of licensed � 8c-1, rule 702 by excluding from its consideration the 15 march 2008. plaintiff alleged that defendants were negligent i. summary judgment rule and maxillofacial surgery, is licensed by the new york board of determined by the jury. the evidence constitutes a sufficient because i do not believe instance, while an expert testifying as to the standard of care judge dillon dissents with separate opinion. if scientific, technical or other specialized knowledge plaintiff-appellant, a drastic measure, and it should be used with caution. this is judgment. indeed, plaintiff's two dental experts each stated on causation. first, dr. behrman opined that the violation of expert opinions on medical causation pertaining to areas of the testify thereto in the form of an opinion. n.c.g.s. � 8c-1, university baptist medical center, university dental associates, -5- expert opinion on the appropriate standard of care. for bronchopneumonia. must generally be a licensed health care provider, this court iii. admissibility of expert testimony yarborough, for defendant-appellee university dental 702(b) as to the qualifications of a witness to provide an 2 bronchopneumonia and his death was not sufficient to survive that the treatment administered by defendants was in negligent are genuine issues of material fact in this matter. the cause of action in the present case arose on or about 13 march interrogatories, and admissions on file, together with the the depositions, affidavits, and pleadings show that webb, iii, (plaintiff), filed a complaint against wake forest to object to the evidence at the time it was offered at trial. as to the first step in the goode analysis of the unresponsive at home on 14 march 2008 and was pronounced dead on forecast of evidence regarding the applicable standard of care 290, 294, 628 s.e.2d 851, 855 (2006) (alteration in original). extractions which were performed under general anesthesia kennedy, iii and harvey l. kennedy, for plaintiff- professional help for problems outside the boundaries of the plaintiff also alleged in the complaint that an autopsy dr. behrman. within my knowledge as an fact that a known risk of having a patient (licensed clinical psychologist was qualified to testify of expert testimony because of our supreme court's analysis in develop pneumonia. 366. omitted). generally this means that on undisputed aspects of medical malpractice encompasses actions arising from the action' means a civil action for damages for personal injury or judgment. howerton, 358 n.c. at 468, 597 s.e.2d at 692; see defendants wake forest university baptist medical center, opinions were speculative or conjectural. rather, dr. behrman her opinion within reasonable medical certainty that the cause rule 56 is to eliminate formal trials where only questions of testimony where either dentist discussed the methodology by -3- s.e.2d 363, 366 (1982). an issue is �genuine' if it can be medical center, university dental proximal contributing cause to decedent care violation caused decedent's bronchopneumonia; however, he the proximate cause of his death. contend plaintiff's experts cannot be qualified to render particular subject of his testimony. terry v. ppg indus., martin, 125 n.c. app. at 336, 481 s.e.2d at 295. this court omitted). defendants, in their briefs to this court and at oral 631 (1995), which the trial court must use in determining the was in negligent violation of the accepted standard of medical competence, including the diagnosis and treatment of relevant patel, dds, filed an answer on 30 september 2010. defendant forest university physicians, shilpa s. buss, dds, and reena violation of the accepted standard of care in the community. from the grant of summary judgment, we address the admissibility dr. behrman earned a doctor of dental medicine degree, under general anesthesia for an extensive 450 (2008). when testimony on medical causation is based judge mccullough concurs. -3- see also lord v. beerman, 191 n.c. app. 290, 293, 664 s.e.2d establish proximate cause because his testimony fails to satisfy plaintiff's complaint and defendants' answers show there information and belief, the anesthesia disqualified, as a matter of law, from offering opinions body outside the oral cavity. professional services in the performance of medical, dental, or that the issue exists. lowe, 305 n.c. at 370, 289 s.e.2d at this case was the proximate cause of decedent's citing azar v. presbyterian hosp., 191 n.c. app. 367, 663 s.e.2d v. forsyth county -2- any and all allegations, claims, and causes of action that training, and education qualify him to opine as to the causation to anesthesia care. further, i disagree with the majority's conclusion regarding the north carolina baptist hospital, wake forest university, wake cause, produced the plaintiff's injuries, and without which the 143, 675 s.e.2d at 629. our supreme court concluded that the providers, obtaining the consult and such. martin, 348 n.c. at 685, 500 s.e.2d at 665. plaintiff's attorney. in your expert expert, and 3) the relevance of the expert's testimony. id. bronchopneumonia was reliable. plaintiff does not point to any wake forest university physicians, issues. that is not what we're arguing properly resolved by the jury as the trier of fact. howerton two issues.). judge john craig, iii in superior court, forsyth county. the standard of care caused the decedent's bronchopneumonia; decedent home on march 13, 2008 post no motion to exclude expert testimony. crocker, 363 n.c. at leslie webb, administratrix of the causation evidence may not be presented in sequential steps, and xv. that in spite of the lengthy surgery and appeal by plaintiff from order entered 27 august 2012 by plaintiff appeals. death arising out of the furnishing or failure to furnish plaintiff contends that she presented a two-tier approach interrogatories, and admissions on file, together with the to any and all allegations, claims, and causes of action defendants' motions for summary judgment relating to dental care (1) that the dental care caused decedent's bronchopneumonia and plaintiff argues the trial court erred in granting the majority cites the three-pronged analysis set out by the opposing evidential forecast, where there is no genuine and the breach thereof was insufficient to survive summary and continuous sequence, unbroken by any new and independent of psychology does not include the diagnosis of medical leslie webb, administratrix of the expert's methodology, 2) the qualifications of the proposed causation. id. by contrast, in the present case, no statute element of his claim. id. (internal quotation marks behrman's deposition relevant to causation is quoted below: in her report of autopsy examination that decedent's cause of home the same day following the procedure. he became be a licensed medical doctor in order to offer an expert opinion of dr. gaffney-kraft to offer her expert opinion that expert testimony, we analyze the admissibility of expert opinion was the violation of the standard of kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, and kennedy, llp, by harold l. -15- ii. analysis operations on patients, and the practice of medicine includes despite the fact that this matter is before us on appeal 3 malpractice action, a plaintiff must forecast evidence decedent was bronchopneumonia following comprehensive dental ltd., 358 n.c. 440, 458, 597 s.e.2d 674, 686 (2004) (citation care including exam, radiographs, cleaning, restoration and -13- hospital, wake forest university, conclude that plaintiff's two dentist experts are not conduct that caused decedent's bronchopneumonia. in other the opposing nonmoving party need not convince the court that about. we are strictly arguing about present case. rather, -12- anesthesia for oral surgery, teeth cleaning, and the extraction medical center, university dental the trial court erred in granting defendants' motions for proven by substantial evidence and a fact is �material' if it the parties do not dispute that plaintiff's burden was to especially true in a negligence case. williams v. power & affirmative. similarly, dr. gaffney-kraft stated that it is opinion evidence is whether the witness, through study or which he determined the cause of decedent's bronchopneumonia. concerning the cause of bronchopneumonia in a patient with a university baptist medical center, north carolina baptist the action was commenced on 13 july 2010. affirm the trial court's decision to exclude this testimony. time for the procedure represented to the to survive a motion for summary judgment in a medical no testimony indicating that he has any expertise in determining under general anesthesia for over 8 testimony on the issue of medical causation is governed by rule programs, the way we teach the residents, out at least a prima facie case at trial in order to survive your honor we will concede that baptist medical center, north carolina baptist hospital, wake different than a layman's opinion, and as such, is not at the summary judgment hearing below, plaintiff relied on bronchopneumonia was the decedent's cause of death. n.c.g.s. �8c-1, rule 702 (2009).2 stated during the hearing that plaintiff had run squarely into actions commenced on or after 1 october 2011. id. at � 4.2. patel, dds, filed a motion for summary judgment on 26 july 2012. regarding the cause of depression). defendant university dental associates filed a separate answer developing bronchopneumonia? the moving party carries the burden of establishing the bronchopneumonia, and that decedent's bronchopneumonia was the moreover, that defendants had violated that standard.4 at 856 (holding that a nurse qualified to opine as to causation other health care by a health care provider. n.c. gen. stat. university physicians. hospital, wake forest university, and wake forest the alleged negligence of defendants wake forest university in the context of a medical malpractice action, rule 702(a) dentists in general, dr. behrman's knowledge, skill, experience, patient visits each year. he is the chair of the institutional filed: 18 february 2014 because our supreme court in crocker analyzed the admissibility was under general anesthesia, upon head injury. id. at 334-37, 481 s.e.2d at 294-96. however, our appellant. � 90-21.11 (2009).1 however, we note that the record contains no motion to -2- supreme court held that the plaintiffs waived the right to 290, 628, s.e.2d 851 (2006), noting that our supreme court has nonmoving party must produce a forecast of evidence words, i do not believe that a trial court abuses its discretion b. qualifications of the proposed expert oral and maxillofacial surgeon, yes. s.e.2d at 334. the movant may meet his or her burden by parents of the decedent. the oral surgery opinion of a medical doctor. to provide an expert opinion on medical causation than rule visits within a residency program. 331, 334 (2008). -4- second prong of the analysis, that drs. david and behrman were by emt to moses cone hospital in greensboro, indulge in mere speculation (as to the cause of a physical such breach; and (4) the damages resulting to decedent. a. reliability of the expert's methodology decedent's bronchopneumonia caused his death. however, this plaintiff's counsel that it was his opinion that the standard of lack of any triable issue. lord, 191 n.c. app. at 293, 664 physician of record, the physician caring for him. dr. demonstrating that the nonmoving party will be able to make misapplication of rule 702. id. at 144, 675 s.e.2d at 629. his testimony applies. diggs, 177 n.c. app. at 297, 628 s.e.2d while it is true that the trial court is afforded �wide period of time was that the patient could medical problems. id. at 337, 481 s.e.2d at 296. from this -7- same dentists did not qualify under rule 702 to offer an expert lord, 191 n.c. app. at 293, 664 s.e.2d at 334. where there are summary judgment relating to dental care. mcgee, judge. a breach of such standard of care by defendants; (3) that we note that defendants do not challenge the qualification this court in martin considered rule 702 in light of this north carolina court of appeals xii. that the oral surgery performed on the dentist's competence. martin is thus distinguishable from the here, plaintiff bore the burden of producing a forecast of death was bronchopneumonia. n.c. gen. stat. � 8c-1, rule 702(b). the trial court also of which wake forest university baptist the decision in crocker was composed of three opinions from experience, has acquired such skill that he was better qualified reversed. patel, dds, -4- defendants do not challenge the third step of the goode forest university physicians, shilpa s. buss, dds, and reena treatment team in consultation with the two (2004). who have testified about standard of care in the case. -14- at 332. of dental medicine and memorial sloan-kettering cancer center any material fact and that any party is entitled to a judgment once the moving party has met its initial burden, the opposing party cannot produce evidence to support an essential defendant university dental associates filed a separate motion the way we've been taught; using the medical xvi. on march 14, 2008, the decedent would constitute or irrevocably establish any material element is nonexistent, or by showing through discovery that the north carolina court of appeals the cause of bronchopneumonia. accordingly, i would vote to the opinions of two dentists - dr. thomas david and dr. david light co., 296 n.c. 400, 402, 250 s.e.2d 255, 257 (1979) plaintiff has three expert witnesses, all shortly before his death. dr. gaffney-kraft also indicated he would prevail on a triable issue of material fact but only the amendments are not applicable to the present case because conjecture. neither dr. behrman nor dr. gaffney-kraft used the however, as discussed above, the opinions of dr. behrman well by moving for summary judgment without a preliminary associates, north carolina baptist issue of fact, the moving party is entitled to judgment as a leslie webb, administratrix of the estate of robert b. reasonable medical certainty that the cause of death of the defendants cite martin v. benson, 125 n.c. app. 330, 481 opinion that the violation of the dental standard of care in north carolina baptist hospital, wake forest university, wake with these three experts to the dental care patient. weatherford v. glassman, 129 n.c. app. 618, 621, 500 s.e.2d 466, (1995). crocker, 363 n.c. at 144, 675 s.e.2d at 629. the biggerstaff, for defendants-appellees wake forest howerton, our supreme court recognized the differences in the s.e.2d 292 (1997), rev'd on other grounds, 348 n.c. 684, 500 estate of robert b. webb, iii, xiv. that the oral surgeons and the s.e.2d at 856; see also terry, 156 n.c. app. at 518, 577 s.e.2d shilpa s. buss, dds, and reena affidavits, if any, show that there is no genuine issue as to of oral surgery. defendants contend plaintiff's expert as gatekeeper in excluding the opinion testimony of a witness judgment only if the pleadings, depositions, answers to general anesthesia. the doctor who performed the decedent's defendants-appellees. approach adopted in state v. goode, 341 n.c. 513, 461 s.e.2d 631 answered the question as to his opinion on causation in the medical doctor never expressed an opinion as to the cause of the dr. behrman oversees residency programs that provide over 10,000 of dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery since june 1996, bronchopneumonia following comprehensive dental care under 2011 n.c. sess. laws ch. 283 � 1.3. the amendments apply to matter of law. lowe, 305 n.c. at 369, 289 s.e.2d at 366 dental care under general anesthesia. anesthesia treatment team were aware of the dr. behrman, a doctor of dental medicine, testified on behalf of 1 patel, dds, 2011 to provide a stricter standard on the admissibility of analysis, namely, the relevance of the expert's testimony. supreme court, in howerton, cautioned against the merging of the defendants wake forest university baptist medical center, for problems that fall outside the bounds of the psychologist's relate to the dental care provided to the decedent involving argument, focused on the admissibility of expert testimony under behrman testified as follows regarding the necessity to consult state's statutes defining the practice of �psychology.' of evidence regarding the causal connection between decedent's second, the bronchopneumonia caused the death of the decedent. trial court denied defendants' summary judgment motion relating actions arising on or after 1 october 2011. id. at � 11. the bronchopneumonia. plaintiff does not point to any testimony rule 702(a). the opinion testimony of an expert witness is he would defer his opinions related to the development of surgery, there is an overlap between statutes regulating the as a matter of law. n.c.g.s. � 1a-1, rule 56(c); see also our research reveals none. defendants have not shown determine a fact in issue, a witness qualified as an expert by -16- became unresponsive at home. he was rushed issues of medical causation. id. at 371, 663 s.e.2d at 453. rejected the notion that only a medical doctor can be qualified and cardiac arrest. plaintiff's expert testimony is not sufficiently reliable to be he was better qualified than the jury to form an opinion on the consisted of teeth cleaning and the 664 s.e.2d at 334 (alterations in original) (internal quotation -6- in which it also denied the above allegations. latitude of discretion when making a determination about the 5 plaintiff in this action that it is her opinion within qualified to offer an opinion as to the cause of decedent's knowledge will assist the trier of fact to determine a extraction of four teeth. the patient was behrman is unquestionably qualified as an expert in the field has held appointments with the university of pennsylvania school of death of the decedent was bronchopneumonia. the fact behrman concerning the cause of decedent's bronchopneumonia in case. care practitioner and general knowledge in that realm, but i'm plaintiff relied upon the opinion of a medical doctor that our general assembly amended this statute in 2011. 2011 n.c. violated the standard of care applicable to licensed dentists, 599, 608 (1997)). accordingly, i believe we are bound to defendants-appellees. and dr. gaffney-kraft were not based merely upon speculation or behrman acknowledged that decedent was a medically complex forest university physicians, shilpa s. buss, dds, and reena omitted), i discern no abuse of discretion in the trial court's bronchopneumonia, i respectfully dissent. decedent to develop bronchopneumonia.3 -6- licensed dentist in performing decedent's dental procedure and, extensive experience in dental surgery, but otherwise provided of decedent. a trial court should grant a motion for summary no. 10-cvs-1990 knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education, may that he has worked in the health care profession and has completed an internship in anesthesia and a residency in oral as to the second step in the goode analysis of the sess. laws ch. 400 � 5. the amendment applies to causes of approximately four times longer than the north carolina. at moses cone hospital, as stated above, the trial court should grant a motion for -11- forecast evidence in the form of expert testimony to lay a care that you testified about here today a demonstrating that the treatment administered by the defendant hours. v. forsyth county likewise, defendants do not contend that plaintiff's forecast patel, dds, denied all of the above allegations in their answer. do, what i expect my residents to do, what i also day v. brant, _ n.c. app. _, _, 721 s.e.2d 238, 247, decedent lasted 8 hours and 20 minutes, as to medical causation, diggs v. novant health, 177 n.c. app. no. coa13-221 have to demonstrate during accreditation 702(a) of our rules of evidence, the relevant version5 summary judgment, as this connection was established through the evidence demonstrating (1) the applicable standard of care; (2) (2) that the bronchopneumonia caused decedent's death, does not trial court also granted the motion for summary judgment as to forest university, and wake forest university physicians. the two issues and commented that a party will not likely fare as law are involved. lowe v. bradford, 305 n.c. 366, 369, 289 university dental associates filed a separate answer on 5 carruthers & roth, p.a., by kenneth l. jones and michal e. testimony in the present case. trial court's ruling on summary judgment resulted from a his knowledge as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and that behrman - as her forecast of evidence to establish that (1) the appellate review of the testimony because the plaintiffs failed provision of dental care by defendants to robert b. webb, iii, coffey bomar llp, by tamura d. coffey and j. rebekah s.e.2d (2014). our supreme court has emphasized that summary judgment is was performed, and the cause of death was determined to be performance of dental care. the term �medical malpractice their opinions concerning the applicable standard of care for a of expert testimony even in the absence of a motion to exclude has held, in a medical malpractice case, that a witness need not of four teeth performed on 13 march 2008. the decedent was sent trial court thereunder must assess: 1) the reliability of the the trial court must decide the preliminary question of iv. conclusion requires dentists to assist their clients in obtaining testimony is not sufficiently reliable to be admissible, id. (citing state v. tyler, 346 n.c. 187, 203-04, 485 s.e.2d any material fact and that any party is entitled to a judgment bronchopneumonia following comprehensive forecast of evidence for presentment of the case to the jury. for summary judgment on 31 july 2012. provides that if scientific, technical or other specialized heard in the court of appeals 10 september 2013. our general assembly amended n.c.g.s. � 8c-1, rule 702 in 2011. merely upon speculation and conjecture, however, it is no safeguards favoring the non-moving party in motions for summary bronchopneumonia. in martin, this court held the trial court statute, this court concluded it was evident that the practice bronchopneumonia, he also testified that he was not an expert admissibility determination because of the inherent procedural drs. david and behrman in determining the cause of decedent's of expert testimony, regardless of the facts that the appeal was of injury arising from gallbladder surgery). words probably or possibly or otherwise indicated that their wake forest university physicians, complaint alleged the following: that this violation proximately caused decedent to contract can have no well-founded knowledge and can do no more than condition), there is no proper foundation for a finding by the indicating that either dentist possessed the requisite decedent's bronchopneumonia. the admissibility of expert cause of death was determined to be 468 (1998). our supreme court has held that where �a layman decision to exclude the opinion testimonies of drs. david and a brick wall with rule 702(b). oral surgeons made the decision to send the plaintiff failed to show causation, as follows: than the jury to form an opinion on the subject matter to which in the present case, plaintiff forecast evidence showing 2008. the amendment therefore is not applicable to the present no. coa13-221 knowledge, skill, experience, training or education to state injuries would not have occurred. id. at 294, 664 s.e.2d at the supreme court. all three opinions analyze the admissibility 263 n.c. 317, 325, 139 s.e.2d 753, 760 (1964) (citations proper foundation from which a jury could determine the cause of competent if there is evidence to show that, through study or affidavits, if any, show that there is no genuine issue as to defendants argue - and the trial court concluded - that these marks omitted). proximate cause is a cause which in natural professionals; and that (2) this violation proximately caused surgery. -17- from an order granting summary judgment and the record indicated of bronchopneumonia. dr. behrman has acquired such skill that care violation was the proximate cause of decedent's 334. expert testimony. see state v. mcgrady, n.c. app. , not going to offer an expert opinion. practice of medicine and the practice of dentistry. defendants as a matter of law. n.c. gen. stat. � 1a-1, rule 56(c) (2013); regarding decedent's onset of bronchopneumonia. disagree with the majority's conclusion with respect to the erred in allowing a neuropsychologist to opine as to a closed dentistry, and has been certified by the american board of oral medical doctor would be qualified to opine as to causation of the form of an opinion. our supreme court in state v. goode, 341 n.c. 513, 461 s.e.2d the present case. although dr. david opined that the standard shilpa s. buss, dds, and reena an opinion with any degree of certainty that it was defendants' north carolina baptist hospital, wake forest university, wake (decedent) violated the standard of care for dental 30. 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