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DUNLAP v. CASSIA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

No. 25186.

999 P.2d 888 (2000)

134 Idaho 233

Mark DUNLAP and Nicole (Dunlap) Whitlock, on behalf of the Estate of Alan Lee Dunlap, and Mark Dunlap, as an individual, and Nicole (Dunlap) Whitlock, as an individual, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. CASSIA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and MEDICAL CENTER, operated by Intermountain Health Care, Inc., Intermountain Care, Inc., a Utah Corporation doing business in the State of Idaho, Defendants-Respondents, and Dr. Lavonne Garner; Family Health Service Corporation, a non-profit Idaho corporation; and John Does I through X, Defendants.

Supreme Court of Idaho, Twin Falls, March 2000 Term.

April 27, 2000.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Jenkins Law Offices, Chartered, Idaho Falls, for appellants. Alan E. Barber argued.

Dalling & Dalling, Idaho Falls, for respondents. William R. Dalling argued.

WALTERS, Justice.

This is a wrongful death action brought by the parents of Alan Lee Dunlap. Alan died on July 19, 1997, due to the alleged negligence of the named defendants at the time of Alan's birth on June 17, 1985. In this appeal, the parents contend that the district court erred in granting a partial summary judgment dismissing their claim against two of the defendants, Cassia Memorial Hospital and Medical Center and Intermountain Health Care, Inc. This Court...

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