Ex parte ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL.
(Re John Michael NEWTON, et al. v. ANESTHESIA SERVICES OF BIRMINGHAM, P.C., et al.).
Supreme Court of Alabama.https://leagle.com/images/logo.png
September 2, 1994.
Rehearing Denied December 9, 1994.
Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
Mark W. Lee, Jr. of Parsons, Lee & Juliano, P.C., Birmingham, for petitioner.
Thomas W. Christian, Deborah Alley Smith and Peggy C. Hooker of Rives & Peterson, M. Clay Alspaugh and Ronald R. Crook of Hogan, Smith, Alspaugh, Samples & Pratt, P.C., Kimberly R. West, Birmingham, for respondents.
John W. Lowe of James, Lowe & Mobley, Haleyville, for amici curiae Alabama Hosp. Ass'n and Alabama Hosp. Ass'n Trust, in support of the petitioner.
Michael S. Burroughs of Phelps, Owens, Jenkins, Gibson & Fowler, Tuscaloosa, for amicus curiae DCH Regional Medical Center, in support of the petitioner.
Gary A. Parker of Norman, Fitzpatrick, Wood, Parker & Kendrick, Birmingham, for amicus curiae Bd. of Trustees of University of Alabama d/b/a The University of Alabama Hospitals and Clinics, in support of the petitioner.
Charles E. Sharp and Stephanie R. White of Sadler, Sullivan, Herring & Sharp, P.C., Birmingham, for amicus curiae Baptist Health System, Inc., in support of the petitioner.
Lyman H. Harris and R. Stan Morris of Harris, Evans, Berg, Morris & Rogers, P.C., Birmingham, for amicus curiae Medical Center East, in support of the petitioner.
Walter W. Bates and Ashley E. Watkins of Starnes & Atchison, Birmingham, for amicus curiae the Medical Ass'n of the State of Alabama, in support of the petitioner.
Robert L. Williams of Spain, Gillon, Grooms, Blan & Nettles, Birmingham, for amicus curiae Alabama Ass'n for Health Care Quality, in support of the petitioner.
Supreme Court of Alabama.
SHORES, Justice.
St. Vincent's Hospital petitions this Court for a writ of mandamus directing the trial judge to vacate his discovery order of December 3, 1993. We deny the writ.
The background of this case is as follows: Zeneca, Inc. (formerly Stuart Pharmaceuticals) and St. Vincent's are codefendants in a medical malpractice/products liability action. St. Vincent's filed a cross-claim against Zeneca, alleging that Zeneca had failed to adequately warn the...
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