Attorneys David McGeady and Evan O’Connor received a dismissal of four physicians who were owners and founders of an urgent care provider that had been improperly named as defendants in a malpractice case. The plaintiff’s counsel argued that defendants can be held individually liable under both medical negligence and the corporate participation theory. After more than a year of motion practice, the order was received in favor of the defendants, dismissing all claims against all four physicians due to the Plaintiff being unable to prove that the physicians were involved in any act of alleged malpractice or had sufficient involvement to proceed on a participation theory.