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Medical Negligence and COVID-19

Medical MalpracticeBy Bonina and Bonina PC Editor March 26, 2021

Joey Doe, a bus driver, always wore a face covering when dutifully driving his route throughout the pandemic. For a year he and his family remained safe and virus free, as he drove his bus …