Lord v. Lovett
146 N.H. 232, 770 A.2d 1103 (2001)
Nature Of The Case
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Facts
P suffered a broken neck in an automobile accident. P was treated at the Lakes Region General Hospital by Ds. D contends that because Ds negligently misdiagnosed her spinal cord injury, they failed both to immobilize her properly and to administer steroid therapy, causing her to lose the opportunity for a substantially better recovery. P alleges that she continues to suffer significant residual paralysis, weakness, and sensitivity. P sued Ds. On Ds' motion to dismiss, P offered proof that her expert would testify that Ds' negligence deprived her of the opportunity for a substantially better recovery. P conceded that her expert could not quantify the degree to which she was deprived of a better recovery by their negligence. The trial court granted the motion and P appealed.
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