“Principles of 18 comity, as well as due process, require that we not subject Oregon to the possibility 20 1 of lawsuits in every state served by its medical testing facilities. To do otherwise 2 could conceivably jeopardize the availability of this service.”
How later courts described this case
- “Principles of 18 comity, as well as due process, require that we not subject Oregon to the possibility 20 1 of lawsuits in every state served by its medical testing facilities. To do otherwise 2 could conceivably jeopardize the availability of this service.”
- “Principles of comity, as well as due process, require that we not subject Oregon to the possibility of lawsuits in every state served by its medical testing facilities. To do otherwise could conceivably jeopardize the availability of this service.”
- Montana court declined to assert jurisdiction against the state of Oregon in a medical malpractice action
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
MR. JUSTICE WEBER
specially concurs as follows:
I concur in the foregoing majority opinion only on the ground that we should decline jurisdiction as a matter of comity.