The 3rd DCA refused to reconsider its decision ordering a new trial in the medical malpractice case by ex-Dolphin O.J. McDuffie against the former team doctor, John Uribe.
March 12, 2014 at 01:00 PM
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The Third District Court of Appeal took a hands-off approach Wednesday to the medical malpractice case filed by former Miami Dolphins wide receiver O.J. McDuffie.
McDuffie won an $11 million award in 2010 against noted Miami orthopedist Dr. John Uribe. McDuffie blamed Uribe for clearing him to play after suffering what turned out to be a career-ending ligament injury in his big toe in 1999.
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