Minnesota Supreme Court Ruling on Malpractice Causes Stir in Medical Community

This article quotes me on some of the implications of Warren v. Dinter on curbside consults and independent medical examiners. 

Last month, the Minnesota Supreme Court held that a treatment relationship is not a prerequisite for imposing medical malpractice liability.

I explore lessons from the case in more detail in a forthcoming article in The ASCO Post: "Curbside Consults: New Liability Risks to Avoid When You Are Not the Patient’s Physician."