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...Employees at seven area hospitals have filed seven separate class...Frankford Healthcare System) and Abington Memorial Hospital. The Pittsburgh...
...apportioned to Abington Memorial Hospital and the staff...Lamberth and Thomas Kennedy. The...
...apportioned to Abington Memorial Hospital and the staff...Lamberth and Thomas Kennedy.The...
...Kennedy v. Butler Memorial Hospital, PICS Case No. 06-0817 (Pa. Super. June 12, 2006...
...statute of limitations, the court said. In Kennedy v. Butler Memorial Hospital, PICS Case No. 06-0817 (Pa. Super. June 12...
...MCARE Act. Therefore, a certificate of merit must be filed when a hospital or some other corporate defendant is accused of breaching a professional standard...
...hospitalized in January 1999, when she was 88, at John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital. She was treated for ailments that included congestive heart failure, a...
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