May 16, 2023
Doctor, attorneys sanctioned over interrogatory replies
The defendant, Dr. Edward P. Miranda, and his attorney, Elisabeth A. Madden of the Law offices of Madden & Lynch PC, argued in an opposition brief that the plaintiff refused to provide legal authority entitling her to further discovery responses during their meet and confer conference.
A San Francisco judge ordered $5,000 in sanctions Monday against a doctor and his attorneys in a malpractice lawsuit stemming from an allegedly botched breast augmentation.
Judge Richard B. Ulmer adopted a ruling from Judge Pro Tem John-Paul S. Deol, who oversaw and agreed with the plaintiff’s claim that the defendant’s answers to interrogatories lacked critical information about his business identity and violated California’s Code of Civi...
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