Defibrillator Decision Does Not Shock The Conscience

By Eric Alexander, Reed Smith LLP (January 17, 2017, 12:43 PM EST) -- Ponder the following: A man attends an exercise class at a facility run by a local religious institution. Assume that he belonged to this facility, wanted to attend an exercise class because his fitness was less than optimal, and was informed of the need to get medical advice before starting a new and potentially demanding exercise program....

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