A Wisconsin couple failed to revive their malpractice suit against a Milwaukee hospital after the state’s top court said a health care provider shield law in effect during the Covid-19 pandemic didn’t deprive them of their trial rights.
Wisconsin lawmakers validly suspended the common-law medical malpractice cause of action against health-care providers for a designated period in mid-2020, the Wisconsin Supreme Court said April 10.
Savannah Wren and Calvin Gordon’s baby was stillborn that May, meaning they didn’t have a valid cause of action—and without a cause of action, they had no state constitutional right to a jury trial, Chief ...
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