Opinion
3:20CV220-M-RP
11-23-2021
VIVIAN WARREN PLAINTIFF v. DANIEL B. FORE, A/K/A DANIEL B. FORE, MD DEFENDANT
ORDER
MICHAEL P. MILLS, UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
This cause comes before the Court on Defendant's Motion in Limine [83] to preclude any reference or comparison during the trial of this cause that any medical condition the Plaintiff experienced is comparable to the COVID-19.
The Defendant argues that there is no proof or reference in any medical record or from any physician that Warren's hypoxia was in any way related to COVID-19. The Defendant further argues that making any reference, inuendo, or supposition that Warren experience COVID-19 like symptoms is misleading and unnecessary, as Warren was not diagnosed with COVID-19.
The Court finds that any reference, questioning, or comparison of Warren's conditions, or experiences, with COVID-19 has no probative value, and thus Defendant's motion in limine is GRANTED.
ACCORDINGLY, it is therefore ordered that Defendant's Motion in Limine [83] is GRANTED.
SO ORDERED