In an action sounding in medical malpractice, a defendant moving for
summary judgment must make a prima facie showing either that there was
no departure from accepted medical practice, or that any departure was
not a proximate cause of the patient's injuries. Once the defendant has made such a showing, the
plaintiff, in opposition, must submit its own evidentiary facts or materials, but only as to those elements
on which the defendant met the prima facie burden.
Burger v. Das, NY Slip Op 01449 (2d Dep't March 7, 2018)
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