PAUL in accepting the “deal” made by the PCF and the actions by the PCF and/or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICE OF RISK MANAGEMENT, in making this deal of indemnity and payment to ST. PAUL not offering its policy limit to petitioners. PAUL pay its policy limit and, in fact, offered valuable consideration to ST. Paul making that offer to petitioners, on information and belief the PCF contacted ST. SASSER, JR., herein, reserving unto petitioners their claims against PFC. Paul was prepared to pay its statutory and policy limit of $100,000.00 to petitioners to settle all claims pending against ST. Specifically, they asserted in the following paragraphs: Paul, the PFC, and/or the State of Louisiana Office of Risk Management “conspired and acted in concert” to deny them certain basic constitutional and statutory rights.

Sasser's malpractice insurer), and the Louisiana Patient's Compensation Fund (the PFC), as the responsible party over and above any coverage provided by St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company (Dr. The petition named as defendants the estate of Dr. Sasser “failed to comply with the appropriate standard of care ․ and the conduct complained of was a factor of resultant damages.” Subsequently, the Boyds filed a petition with the Calcasieu Parish District Court essentially reurging the malpractice claim presented by them to the Medical Review Panel. The panel rendered a unanimous opinion concluding that Dr. Their claims first were presented to a Medical Review Panel, duly constituted pursuant to the Louisiana Medical Malpractice Act. “committed various acts of malpractice resulting in severe damage and harm” to Charles Wayne Boyd. Keith Prudhomme, Lake Charles, LA, Counsel for Defendant-Applicant, Louisiana Patient's Compensation Fund.Ĭharles and Rebecca Boyd, individually and on behalf of their minor child, instituted this action initially asserting that Dr. Fraser,Fraser, Morris & Wheeler, Lake Charles, LA, Counsel for Plaintiffs-Respondents, Charles Wayne Boyd, et al. Decided: December 20, 2000Ĭourt composed of HENRY L. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, et al. Court of Appeal of Louisiana,Third Circuit.Ĭharles Wayne BOYD, et al.

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