Chere v. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, PICS Case No. 09-2091 (C.P. Mercer Dec. 4, 2009) St. John, J. (10 pages).
Finding that locum tenens companies generally would not be vicariously liable for a physician’s alleged negligent acts, the court granted summary judgment to a provider of fill-in doctors in this medical malpractice case.
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