Cox v. MA PRIMARY AND URGENT CARE CLINIC

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• Federal Cases - MacDonald v. US
• Federal Cases - Andrews v. United States
• New York - Johnson v. WESTFIELD MEM HOSP
• Tennessee - Kilpatrick v. Bryant
• Federal Cases - Cleveland ex rel. Cleveland v. U.S.



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• Tennessee - Robinson v. LeCorps
• Tennessee - Wood v. Clapp
• Tennessee - Dooley v. Everett
• Michigan - Symons v. Prodinger, No. 269663 (Mich. App. 11/13/2008)
• Tennessee - Kelley v. Middle Tenn. Emergency Physicians
• Tennessee - Draper v. Westerfield
• Tennessee - Edmonds v. Chamberlain Memorial Hospital
• Texas - Bradford v. Alexander
• Tennessee - Moon v. St. Thomas Hosp.
• North Carolina - Paris v. Michael Kreitz, Jr., P.A., 8419SC814
• Tennessee - Green v. Green
• Tennessee - Hannan v. Alltel Publishing Co.
• Wisconsin - Petzel v. Valley Orthopedics Ltd.
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