Mark Merlini, Esquire and Michael Joyce, Esquire of MOODK’s Philadelphia Office obtained dismissal of all claims against their client through motion in limine practice prior to trial. Plaintiff claimed that multiple radiologists failed to correctly interpret mammogram studies and timely diagnose breast cancer which led to a delay in treatment. In addition to suing the radiologists and their employer, Plaintiff asserted claims against an alleged parent company (MOODK’s client) of the radiologists’ employer, as well as the hospital facility where the studies were performed, under vicarious liability theories. Despite the Court initially denying a Motion for Summary Judgment, MOODK’s team continued pursuit of the issue and refined arguments through Motion in Limine practice which ultimately resulted in the complete dismissal of MOODK’s clients from the case. While the case was ultimately resolved prior to trial, MOODK’s clients were exonerated through effective use of pretrial motion practice.