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Medical Defendant Must be Served Personally
A jury returned a plaintiff's verdict in a deliberate indifference and
medical malpractice case in which the victim of malpractice died of sickle
cell anemia. However, one of the doctors was never personally served.
Under state and federal law, service may be made upon an agent authorized
to receive process, ...
medical malpractice case in which the victim of malpractice died of sickle
cell anemia. However, one of the doctors was never personally served.
Under state and federal law, service may be made upon an agent authorized
to receive process, ...
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