rejecting plaintiff's assertion that our law "allows a doctor's conduct to be judged against a national standard of care when the standard of care is the same across the country"
Summary of this case from Henry v. Southeastern Ob-Gyn Assocs. P.A1997
rejecting plaintiff's assertion that our law "allows a doctor's conduct to be judged against a national standard of care when the standard of care is the same across the country"
Summary of this case from Henry v. Southeastern Ob-Gyn Assocs. P.Arejecting plaintiff's assertion that our law "allows a doctor's conduct to be judged against a national standard of care when the standard of care is the same across the country"
Summary of this case from Henry v. Southeastern Ob-Gyn Assocnoting that the "similar community" requirement of N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-21.12 is not confined to North Carolina but would apply to adjoining and nearby communities "within or without our State"
Summary of this case from Leatherwood v. EhlingerFull title:PETITIONS FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 1997
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