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Verdicts

A look at a case in which a medical provider was sued for allegedly providing a drug overdose to an alcoholic patient.

2 minute read September 01, 2015 at 11:50 AM
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Verdicts

Medical Provider Not Liable for Drug Overdose

A jury in New York recently rendered a defense verdict to a physician's assistant who prescribed medication to an alcoholic who died after taking that medication in conjunction with alcohol.

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