Can a jury strike a jury notice in a medical malpractice case?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Anderson v. QEII Health Sciences Centre, 2009 NSSC 242 (CanLII):
Simply because a case is one of medical malpractice is not a basis to strike a jury notice. As noted by Justice Rogers in Myra v. Langille, supra., not all medical malpractice trials involve the degree of complexity that a properly instructed jury could not deal with.
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