This is one of the most poorly written articles in the past week. The author seems to imply that Dr. Florio never saw the patient. Or is it that the patient wasn't seen by the doctor on the day he killed the little boy? Eeesh.
I think the article is refering to the relationship between the doctor and the 10 year old that was hit.
Dr. Florio never saw the little boy who was killed by his patient’s drowsiness. The little boy’s mother is suing the doctor.
Completely absurd, of course. If a doctor told me to take some Nyquil and told me to take a teaspoon at night, I could drink the whole bottle, crash my car, and then the person I killed could sue my doctor.
Nice, isn’t it? Kind of like sueing gun manufacturers for a guy who fires a gun straight up in the air in a crowded place and kills someone.