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Insurer Doesn't Owe Spine Surgery Suit Defense, Judge Says

By Hope Patti · March 3, 2025, 8:08 PM EST

An insurer has no duty to defend or indemnify an orthopedic treatment center or one of its surgeons in a suit over a botched spine surgery, a Georgia federal court ruled...

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Documents

Order

Case Information

Case Title

Professional Solutions Insurance Company v. Chappuis et al

Case Number

1:23-cv-05037

Court

Georgia Northern

Nature of Suit

Insurance

Date Filed

November 01, 2023

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