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4547 Common experience indicates that a serious surgical procedure must necessarily cause some pain and suffering, the extent of which cannot be zero, so a jury’s verdict that found plaintiff’s surgery was proximately caused by defendant’s negligence and awarded medical bills, but nothing for pain and suffering, was inadequate as a matter of lawCitationDODSON v PACIFIC (No Pain) 154 CA4 931 [See: Haskins v Holmes 252 CA2 580; Miller v SDG&E 212 CA2 555] |
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