It was MASA's routine procedure to investigate all applications through several methods, including a peer-review evaluation process. Reece applied for such liability coverage with MASA on three separate occasions soon after his return to Huntsville. Reece, as a gynecological surgeon, was required by the hospitals to retain $1,000,000 in medical malpractice liability insurance coverage. To maintain privileges in any or all of Huntsville's three hospitals, Dr. Reece relocated in Huntsville and again established his practice of medicine, specializing in gynecology. In 1983, he moved to Florida, where he practiced medicine until the middle of 1984. Reece practiced obstetrics and gynecology in Huntsville from 1964 to 1983. Because we hold that the release violates established public policy with respect to prospective intentional torts, we reverse the judgment as it relates to those claims.ĭr.

Reece's duly constituted agent for the limited purpose of searching for information, were not published, within the legal definition of 'publication,' we affirm the judgment as it relates to the claim for defamation. Reece.īecause we hold that the alleged defamatory statements, which were made only to MASA's employee, as Dr. Reece's complaint alleged negligence, defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, intentional interference with a business or contractual relationship, and deceptive trade practices, arising from statements made to Mutual Assurance Society of Alabama ('MASA') in connection with three separate applications for medical liability insurance made by Dr. Finch, Warren, Smith, Wheeler, and Cameron. Reece, M.D., from a summary judgment for the defendants, Drs. This is an appeal by the plaintiff, John W.

Counsel, for amicus curiae The Medical Ass'n of the State of Alabama. Lamar of Lanier, Ford, Shaver & Payne, Huntsville, for appellees. Maples, of Bradley, Arant, Rose & White, and Patrick M. Larry from Coral Springs, FlThis was one of my all time faves from this band.*196 Dieter Schrader, Huntsville, for appellant.It gives you a rush the millisecond you hear it and makes you want to get on the dance floor and GET DOWN! Love it. Camille from Toronto, OhYes, the very distinctive guitar riff intro makes this song instantly recognizable and incredibly memorable.My favorite disco & KC & the Sunshine band song of all time. Anyway, this song gives me the chills when I hear it, especially the beginning guitar. Yet I saw a live video where the guitarist played it at that speed. Mike from Nampa, IdThey sped up the guitar part? seems to imply that it couldn't be played that fast.& the Sunshine Band performed 'Get Down Tonight' on the ABC-TV program 'American Bandstand'.Īt the time the song was at #1. Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn August 30th 1975, K.C.Coming from a guy that grew up in that timeframe into Ted, Boston, Thinn Lizzy, REO, Styx and tons of today's Classic Rock it was nice to have enjoyed so much of KC. William from Reno, NvI just watched one of their concerts at the 'Bomb Factory' on AXS tv and was amazed how many of their songs were so good.Randall From Burgettstown from PaI always thought that it was a unique guitar from India or Asia.

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