Brandt v. Surber

This is an appeal from the trial courts judgment in a medical malpractice case that arose from the death of William Tate Surber ("Tate"). Appellees, Kelley Brooke Surber ("Brooke"), individually and on behalf of the Estate of William Tate Surber, Deceased, and as next friend of Loren Bailey Surber and Nicholas Tate Surber, minor children, Walter Sidney Surber, and Margie Surber, sued appellants, Terry Brandt, M.D., Randall S. Zane M.D., and Michael J. Burke, M.D., alleging that appellants failure to order an angiogram following two episodes of severe bleeding was the cause of Tates death and amounted to medical malpractice. After nine days of testimony, a jury found in favor of appellees, and the trial court rendered judgment in accordance with the jurys findings. Drs. Brandt and Zane challenge the judgment in seven issues; Dr. Burke challenges the judgment in three issues. We affirm.