Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard associate attorney Jaclyn J. Kurth wrote an article for ITLA’s Winter Trial Journal that offers advice on how attorneys can frame their cases from the very beginning to effectively win a motion for summary judgement.
“I suggest we start treating apparent agency the way we pack for an extended trip. Too often, plaintiffs’ attorneys get a medical malpractice case in with strong liability, but weak vicarious liability. Often times, there involves a pre-cursory look through the medical records to see what facts can support apparent agency. We give ourselves pieces to get us by until the dispositive motion deadline,” Jackie writes.
