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ARTICLE · 31 JANUARY 2022

Scrubs: A Tale Of Clinical Negligence

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Inspired by my fellow trainee Saphia Wyse's piece on Ross Geller's marital strife, I thought I would apply the insight that I have gained in the personal injury/clinical negligence department...

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Inspired by my fellow trainee Saphia Wyse's  piece on Ross Geller's marital strife, I thought I would apply the insight that I have gained in the personal injury/clinical negligence department to another beloved TV character's legal quandaries.

I considered doing another piece on Ross, about the time that he caused Brown Bird scout Sarah to fall and break her leg while demonstrating to Chandler the "Three Ps" of championship squash playing ("power, precision and panache").

I decided against it after realising that Ross probably had enough problems without being sued in negligence. Instead I've picked John Dorian (or 'JD') from TV's Scrubs as my subject, and in particular his journey through a potential claim in clinical negligence.

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