Rowe v. Tri-State Clinic, Inc.

43 Va. Cir. 27, 1997 Va. Cir. LEXIS 320
Buchanan County Circuit Court·Decided April 1, 1997·No. Case No. (Law) 364-94·Published

Opinion

By Judge Keary R. Williams

This Court has now considered Defendant’s Motion to preclude Plaintiff submitting damages to die jury regarding any medical bills and amounts which have been forgiven or written off by the health care provider. The Court has further considered argument of counsel on March 27,1997, and the authorities cited, as well as the Opinion and Order from the Circuit Court of Spotsylvania County in Robin E. Comley v. Anthony R. Shepherd, 41 Va. Cir. 372 (1997), and would grant defense counsel’s Motion that any forgiven or written off portion of medical bills or expenses cannot be introduced as evidence of damage at the trial of this case.

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Rowe v. Tri-State Clinic, Inc., 43 Va. Cir. 27, 1997 Va. Cir. LEXIS 320 (Va. Super. Ct. 1997).

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Comley v. Shepard
41 Va. Cir. 372 (Spotsylvania County Circuit Court, 1997)