Lancaster hospital says MCARE Act and Fair Share Act preclude wrongful death claims

LANCASTER – A Lancaster hospital system has denied liability for the death of a man who underwent a debridement procedure on his throat, countering that the MCARE Act and Fair Share Act preclude the plaintiff’s claims.

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