IMPORTANT: Court Hearing coming up
and A Celebration to Remember! - details below
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A quick update…
Review:
Our lawsuit was filed on April 11, 2023 (the day Covid was legally over 😊 in the US). Filed against Ascension Hospital, 5 doctors, 2 nurses.
Defendant responses received May 15, 2023.
Responses included a Partial Motion to Dismiss.
The judge scheduled a hearing on July 14, 2023 to rule on the Motion.
At the hearing, he requested our team to file an Amended Complaint to respond to comments by the defense. We filed the Amended Complaint on July 28, 2023. He also scheduled a three-week jury trial beginning November 4, 2024. Quite a miracle!
Amended Summons and Complaint, as required as part of the July 14th court hearing. A copy is below:
File Stamped Amended Complaint
New:
Because of the Amended Complaint, we have received two additional Partial Motions to Dismiss, following similar logic to first one. What specifically?
Two things:
1. They want the DNR issue dismissed because Grace is dead – you can’t make this up.
2. They want the intentional tort (battery claim) to be classed as medical malpractice to limit the liability and not have to be held accountable for intentional actions. Interestingly, the doctor’s medical malpractice insurance companies are paying the legal fees of the defense attorneys. This fact is likely another reason why they are motivated to have this case be ONLY about medical malpractice.
As reported previously, we are currently working on our Briefs in Opposition. Scott has another call with the attorneys on Thursday. The judge sent a Notice of Hearing last week, but the date isn’t settled yet, due to scheduling issues. As soon as the date of the next hearing is set, we will let everyone know. It will be critically important to pack the courtroom like we did with the first hearing!
We are hopeful that all of our claims (especially the illegal DNR and battery) are allowed for the trial. If there’s going to be justice (for Grace and 1.2M others), through man’s legal system, the entire case must be heard at the trial – please pray for this issue. Our Briefs in Opposition spell out the reasons these claims must continue and must be separated from medical malpractice.
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Thank You!
Grace did not die in vain. We are standing on Genesis 50:20: You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.
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Thank you, Dustin.
Scott, I am a malpractice insurance agent and I am shocked they have not sent a reservation of rights letter on this given the allegations of intentional harm, which is excluded from coverage. They may defend up until a guilty verdict and then bow out. It will depend on who the carrier is. I know that Blackrock and Vanguard owns a price of most of the malpractice carriers today. I would love to discuss this further with you. Email me at penawebb@gmail.com if you need any insight to the malpractice issue. I have done this for 30 years. My prayers are with your family.
I have a special needs granddaughter who is the light of my life. I can't tell you how fearful I am for her after what happened to Grace! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions on the malpractice angle.