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Dr. Piver, we just settled this case. I wanted to let you know that your testimony in deposition was instrumental in getting us a settlement that was beneficial to my clients and brings closure to this very sad case. Once again it was a pleasure working with you and you provided me with considerable insight and information that assisted tremendously in the resolution of this matter. Thanks again. Christopher J. Mertens (for the defense – March
2010) Judge X issued her ruling late yesterday afternoon and ruled completely for our side. This is what we lawyers call a “home run.” Judge X issued a 25 page opinion which went into much greater detail of the medical records and testimony of the witnesses than I would have ever expected a judge to do. Specifically as it relates to you, she quotes your video testimony extensively and uses it, coupled with the inconsistencies of the defendant and their expert, to base all of her opinions on the breach of the standards of care. She specifically finds that your testimony is “credible” and that the testimony of Dr. A and their expert Dr. B were “not credible.” Michael
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