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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
STATE OF LOUISIANA 
NO: DIVISION: 
VERSUS
TOURO INFIRMARY
____________________ ________________________
FILED DEPUTY CLERK
PLAINTIFF'S INTERROGATORIES TO DEFENDANT
Plaintiff,, through undersigned counsel, propounds the following Interrogatories to
defendant, Touro Infirmary, to be answered fully, separately, in writing, and under oath,
within the delays allowed by law:
Interrogatory Number 1:
State when the accident referred to in the Petition for Damages first came to the
attention of the defendant or any employee or company representative of the defendant, by
whom it was reported, to whom it was reported, and the means used in the reporting,
whether oral or in writing.
Interrogatory Number 2:
List the name, address, job title, employer, location, and activity at the time of the
accident asserted by plaintiff of all persons known or believed by defendant to have:
a) Eyewitnessed or have been within sight or hearing of the accident;
b) First hand knowledge of the facts and circumstances of the accident or the events
leading up to and following the accident, or of the conditions at the accident scene.
Interrogatory Number 3:
Provide the names and addresses of all persons (including but not limited to the
plaintiff) from whom written or recorded statements, reports, memoranda, or testimony has
been obtained by defendant or any person working on behalf of defendant, pertaining to
the accident or damages asserted by plaintiff in the petition for damages, the events
preceding the accident, and/or events following the accident, and identify the date of
the taking of the statement(s), the location where the statement was taken and the person
taking the statement(s).
Interrogatory Number 4:
Please explain in complete detail your routine inspection and maintenance procedures of
all hospital beds, prior to and at the time of the incident made subject of this
litigation.
Interrogatory Number 5:
Please state if any meetings or discussions were held or conducted before or after the
incident in question, specifically regarding the procedure for locking and unlocking
beds, identify the names of all participants, the subject matter of any such meetings or
discussions, the person(s) providing any information or documentation, or bulletins,
etc., discussed, all person(s) receiving any information or exchanging any information,
the date(s) and times of the meeting(s) and any actions taken as the result of the
meetings, or conclusions or policy changes made as a result of meetings.
Interrogatory Number 6:
Discuss, in detail, any and all policies, standards, regulations, and/or procedures
promulgated by and/or adhered to by defendant, regarding the performance of bed weights
of patients and safety procedures, if any, on unlocking and locking of beds.
Interrogatory Number 7:
Please identify by name, last known address, last known telephone number, employment
title, and employment status with Touro Infirmary as of the date of these
Interrogatories, the person(s) who performed a bed weight on the patient in room M419 on
the date of the incident made subject of this litigation. 
Interrogatory Number 8:
Please identify by name, last known address, last known telephone number, employment
title, and employment status with Touro Infirmary at the time of these Interrogatories,
of each and every person on duty on the ward that includes room M419 at the time of the
incident made subject of this litigation.
?Interrogatory Number 9:
Please identify by name, last known address, last known telephone number, employment
title, and employment status with Touro Infirmary of each and every person believed to
have knowledge of the incident made subject of this litigation, other than those persons
previously identified in answers to interrogatories, including, but not limited to
emergency room staff, radiology staff, and risk management staff.
Interrogatory Number 10:
Have any other incidents or injuries occurred in the same or similar manner as the
incident made the subject of this litigation? If so, state the names of the person(s)
injured, date injured, last known address(s), and last known telephone number(s), and
state whether litigation resulted therefrom, and if so, the name, place and docket number
of any law suit.
Interrogatory Number 11:
Please state if Touro Infirmary owned, rented, leased, or in any other way possessed a
HOYER-LIFT, or some other similar device utilized in the act of lifting persons, on the
date of the incident made subject of this litigation. If so, state the exact location of
said device at the time of the incident made subject of this ligation.
Interrogatory Number 12:
Please identify by name, address, telephone number, and job title each and every person
who you currently anticipate may be called as a witness at trial, and the substance of
each witnesses' testimony.
Interrogatory Number 13:
Please identify each and every document you currently anticipate introducing into
evidence at trial.
Interrogatory Number 14:
Please fully identify any and all liability insurance policies in effect at the time of
the incident made subject to this litigation.
____________________________
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that a copy of the foregoing has this day been mailed to all counsel of
record by depositing same in the United States Mail, postage prepaid and properly
addressed.
New Orleans, Louisiana, this ________ day of ________________, 1999.

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