BULL VS. GREEBRIER
Bull vs. Greenbrier
The author of this report has been asked to assess the case of Bell vs. Greenbrier. In that case, there apparently was a directive from a doctor to move a patient to an emergency room due to the experiencing of abdominal pain on the part o the patient. However, there is the question of whether the patient specifically incurred damages due to the negligence. This would obviously have bearing on whether damages are recoverable or not. This report will explore from a managerial and legal standpoint what sort of damages, liability and issues exist as it pertains to this case.
As is quite obviously suggested by the summary of the situation given as part of this assignment, there are actually two separate issues in play. Indeed, the nurses who were to have moved the patient, that being Martha Bell, ostensibly breached their duty to act as they were directed to given the condition of the patient and the directive of the doctor. However, one major detail that is not covered in that synopsis is what precisely caused the abdominal pain and what the result was. Even if the patient actually died due to...
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