Wilson v. Inthachak

Summary

The court held that it lacked equal-division jurisdiction because the Court of Appeals judges were not divided over whether the appealed summary judgment had to be set aside; all judges agreed that it could not stand, although they disagreed about the rationale and whether to reverse or vacate. The court therefore returned the case to the Court of Appeals. The court did not decide whether the emergency-care gross-negligence statute applied to the physician's conduct or whether causation presented a jury question.