There appears to be no dispute that plaintiff would have no cause of action for legal malpractice based on defendant's failure to commence a timely action against a physician who treated plaintiff if, at the time of the alleged medical malpractice, such physician were an employee of the hospital against which defendant did commence a timely action. If so, then any medical malpractice committed by the physician would have been imputable to the hospital (see Hill v. St....
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