MPLS Practice Questions - ABPLA Medical Professional Liability Specialist Exam

Proof of causation in medical malpractice typically requires:

Both cause-in-fact (but-for) and proximate cause, supported by expert testimony to reasonable medical probability Only but-for causation Only circumstantial evidence No causation proof

Correct Answer:

Both cause-in-fact (but-for) and proximate cause, supported by expert testimony to reasonable medical probability

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