MOVING PARTY: Defendant Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital
RESONDING PARTY: Plaintiffs filed a notice of non-opposition
Motion for Summary Judgment
The court considered the moving papers and plaintiffs’ notice of non-opposition.
BACKGROUND
On March 22, 2016, plaintiffs Ronald Zannini and Bonnie Zannini filed a complaint against defendants Henry Mayo Newhall Community Medical Center, California Neurological Institute, Inc., Neurosurgical Associates of Los Angeles, Inc., Santa Clarita Emergency Medical Group, Inc., Mark A. Liker, M.D., Martin Mortazavi, M.D., Ranbir Singh, M.D., Elaine S. Lee, M.D., and Robert J. Casey, M.D. for medical negligence and loss of consortium.
LEGAL STANDARD
The purpose of a motion for summary judgment or summary adjudication “is to provide courts with a mechanism to cut through the parties’ pleadings in order to determine whether,
despite their allegations, trial is in fact necessary to resolve their dispute.” Aguilar v. Atlantic Richfield Co. (2001
Hearing Date
January 08, 2018
Type
Med Malpractice (Drs & Surgeons) (General Jurisdiction)
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MOVING PARTY: Defendant Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital
RESONDING PARTY: Plaintiffs filed a notice of non-opposition
Motion for Summary Judgment
The court considered the moving papers and plaintiffs’ notice of non-opposition.
BACKGROUND
On March 22, 2016, plaintiffs Ronald Zannini and Bonnie Zannini filed a complaint against defendants Henry Mayo Newhall Community Medical Center, California Neurological Institute, Inc., Neurosurgical Associates of Los Angeles, Inc., Santa Clarita Emergency Medical Group, Inc., Mark A. Liker, M.D., Martin Mortazavi, M.D., Ranbir Singh, M.D., Elaine S. Lee, M.D., and Robert J. Casey, M.D. for medical negligence and loss of consortium.
LEGAL STANDARD
The purpose of a motion for summary judgment or summary adjudication “is to provide courts with a mechanism to cut through the parties’ pleadings in order to determine whether,
despite their allegations, trial is in fact necessary to resolve their dispute.” Aguilar v. Atlantic Richfield Co. (2001