Judgement in woman's action against HSE and US labs over alleged smear misreading expected tomorrow

A High Court judge will tomorrow morning hand down judgement in the case of terminally ill Ruth Morrissey who has sued the HSE and two US laboratories over the alleged misreading of her CervicalCheck smear slides.

Thu, 02 May, 2019 - 17:03

Ann O’Loughlin

The action which ran for 37 days before Mr Justice Kevin Cross is regarded as a test case relating to the CervicalCheck controversy.

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Courts Court case court Place: US Place: Monaleen Place: Rogerson’s Quay,Place: Sandyford Business Park, Dublin Person: Ruth Morrissey Person: Kevin Cross Person: Morrissey Person: Paul Person: Paul Morrissey Person: Cian O’Carroll Event: CervicalCheck Organisation: HSE Organisation: Quest Diagnostics Ireland Ltd Organisation: Medlab Pathology Ltd

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