Moryl v. Ransone, No. 46A04-1112-CT-710, __ N.E.2d __ (Ind. Ct. App., May 9, 2013).
A proposed medical malpractice complaint is not considered filed when a copy of the proposed complaint is delivered to a third-party carrier.
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A proposed medical malpractice complaint is not considered filed when a copy of the proposed complaint is delivered to a third-party carrier.
DCS failed to present sufficient evidence to overcome mother’s liberty interest in deciding her own treatment when mother objected to a parental participation order requiring her to take all medications as prescribed.
Requesting email records of public officials over a certain period of time does not satisfy the “reasonably particular” requirement of the Access to Public Records Act.
Fraudulent concealment tolls the Wrongful Death Act’s two-year statute of limitations.
The B misdemeanor offense of failure to report child abuse or neglect is a continuing offense, and hence is not subject to the misdemeanor statute of limitations.
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