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From Roger A. Berger of Houston (Glover, Anderson, etc.), this typo from answers to interrogatories by the plaintiff in a medical malpractice case, where the plaintiff was "claiming unnecessary surgery and claiming that his symptoms (before the operation) were not caused by gallstones or an inflammation":

Interrogatory No. 9: If you contend that Defendant PASTOR ALVARADO, M.D. was negligent, in any respect, and/or contributed to or caused the incident made the basis of this lawsuit, in any way, then describe in detail all your contentions, assertions, and beliefs.

Answer: He was present at the surgery, as the assistant surgeon for Dr. Gustavo Stern. I believe that he should of told Dr. Stern that more testing should of been done to get an adequate digeneous. I also believe that he should of questioned that how a young 24-year-old male could have gallstones, and further question that if an x-ray of the gallbladder had been done since the ultra-sound did not show a clear view of the bio-duck.