If a plaintiff seeks to recover damages allegedly caused by a physician's negligence (medical malpractice), and the physician is one of four partners in a medical practice partnership, the plaintiff could sue which of the following?

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In a medical malpractice case, the plaintiff can sue the physician who allegedly caused the harm, the partnership (since partners can be held liable for the actions of their co-partners in the course of business), and potentially other physicians in the partnership if they are seen as jointly responsible. Therefore, all of these choices are correct avenues for seeking damages.

If a Plaintiff Seeks to Recover Damages Allegedly Caused by a Physician's