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    Defense attorneys for St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital have begun presenting their side in the $220 million lawsuit case that was brought to light in the Netflix documentary "Take Care of Maya," Fox 13 News reported Oct. 17.  
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  • Arizona hospital launches rebrand

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  • Inova launches rebrand

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  • Johns Hopkins All Children's lawyer questions jury's impartiality in Netflix documentary case

    Howard Hunter, the lawyer representing St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital against a lawsuit stemming from a case that was brought to light in a Netflix documentary, Take Care of Maya, expressed concerns about the jury Sept. 28 in court, Fox 13 News reported Sept. 28. 

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