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Anton Weck was permanently paralyzed from the waist down as a consequence of a mistake in the preparation of a drug administered on May 15, 2001 at Saint Peter's University Hospital. He is wheel chaired bound, incontinent, sexually impotent and dependent on others. Anton is 25 years old and will remain in this condition for the rest of his life. Recently, Indian Society is experiencing a growing awareness regarding patient's rights. This trend is clearly discernible from recent spurt in litigation concerning medical professional or establishment liability, claiming redressal for the suffering caused due to medical negligence, vitiated consent, and breach of confidentiality arising out of the doctor patient relationship. The Layfield Law Firm, on behalf of its client Dr. Kianor Shah, has filed legal action against Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Comfort Care Dental Management (CCDM), a registered Dental Service Organization (DSO) in Delaware, in addition to several other individuals. Filed in the Superior Court of California - County of Riverside on December 21, 2012, (Case # 1218772) this suit alleges counts of civil conspiracy, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract and confidence, tortious interference with prospective economic advantage, and violation of laws, requirements, and regulations. Lebanon OH 06249 APPLIED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC., Plaintiff, v. Amorie EAMES, in her capacity as trustee of Heritage Management Trust, K.L. Hall, in his capacity as trustee of Heritage Management Trust, Ronald E. Eames, in his capacity as trust protector of Heritage Management Trust, Heritage Management Trust, and John Does 1-10, beneficiaries and/or unknown trustees of Heritage Management Trust, Defendants.
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And that is 100% due to Dr. Carter and the whole team at Rose Dental in Round Rock. > it would appear that you can not admit that you invented some stories about me that are not truthful in nature. � 54 Dr. Paxton was a member of the Dental Commission. To ensure fairness, the complaint was handled by a medical investigator, not a dental investigator. The decision to charge Drs. Lang and Paxton was made by a panel of Dental Commission members who did not sit on Dr. Paxton's panel. The panel was not a pro-tem panel. However, when the case was presented, Dr. Paxton's identity was not disclosed and there was no indication that a member of the Commission was being charged. To avoid any concerns of favoritism or discrimination, the panel reviewed the case anonymously. 12 employees. 3 C. The Anatomy of a Legal Malpractice Claim 4 3 In considering the law regarding subrogation in the uninsured/underinsured motorist context, Graham urges this Court to dismiss or at least distinguish the reasoning of the New Jersey Supreme Court which recently extended its third party or functional equivalent analysis in the uninsured/underinsured motorist context to encompass legal malpractice actions. Frazier v. New Jersey Manufacturers Ins. Co., 667 A.2d 670, 598-600 (N.J. 1995). In Frazier, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that proceeds from a legal malpractice claim were subject to a workers compensation lien. In so doing, the Court relied upon Midland Ins. Co v. Colatrella, 510 A.2d 30 (1986), in which the Court held that an employer s right to subrogation extended to an uninsured motorist s award under the employee s own insurance policy as well as that of the employer. In Midland, the Court reasoned that the statute was not to be construed too rigidly and applied to recoveries that were the functional equivalent of a recovery from the actual third party tortfeasor. In Frazier, the Court reasoned that the legal malpractice claim was a similar functional equivalent because it was completely derivative of the third party claim and, therefore, the recovery was subject to a workers compensation lien. Graham contends that reasoning in Frazier is wholly inapplicable because New Jersey law allows for subrogation when the employee recovers from his or her own uninsured/underinsured policy whereas Pennsylvania law does not. See Standish v. American Mfrs. Mutual Ins. Co., 698 A.2d 599, 600-01 (Pa. Super. 1997) (subrogation not permitted where worker received benefits by virtue of uninsured motorist provision in worker s personal automobile insurance policy). Although Pennsylvania law differs from New Jersey law with respect to individuals who, at their own expense, insure themselves against the eventuality that a negligent motorist might be uninsured, the law of Pennsylvania does allow for subrogation where a workers compensation carrier pays benefits to a worker because of the negligence of a third party who caused an injury to the worker during the course of the worker s employment. Gardner, 691 A.2d at 464-66 (compensation carrier had right of subrogation for workers compensation benefits paid where worker received uninsured motorist benefits from another passenger s policy); see also Warner v. Continental/CNA Ins. Companies, 688 A.2d 177,185 (Pa. Super.) ( Allowing the injured employee to recover underinsured or uninsured motorist benefits. will create a fund against which the employer s workers compensation carrier can exert its subrogation lien ), appeal denied, 698 A.2d 68 (Pa. 1997). Clearly, the uninsured/underinsured insurance carrier in Gardner was not a third party tortfeasor and yet Pennsylvania law allows a recovery from the uninsured/underinsured insurance carrier to be subject to subrogation even though the employee is not recovering from the actual third party tortfeasor. This result is precisely what Graham incorrectly argues is impermissible under Section 319. I acknowledge, however, that the cases applying Section 319 to the uninsured/underinsured context ultimately have little bearing on how the Pennsylvania Supreme Court would decided the issue now before the Court. These cases are quite distinguishable. Nevertheless, as between the reasoning in Standish and Gardner, I believe Gardner more fully considers the policy rationale behind Section 319 as well as the equitable considerations which are an inherent part of any subrogation analysis and is therefore a more persuasive indication that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court would decide that the proceeds from a legal malpractice claim are subject to subrogation. 4 Both Liberty Mutual and Graham argue that the Court should draw upon precedent in the medical malpractice context, each focusing on those elements most useful to their position in the legal malpractice context. The Court, however, finds the concerns and corresponding legal doctrines involved in medical malpractice inapplicable to legal malpractice. Kituskie v. Corbman, 714 A.2d 1027, 1030 (Pa. 1998) (in discussing legal malpractice, Court stated: we recognize that a legal malpractice action is distinctly different from any other type of lawsuit brought in the Commonwealth ). 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