The anesthesia group denied responsibility for the actor’s death in 2017 following heart surgery.
“[General Anesthesia Specialists Partnership] contends that its personnel complied with the standard of care insofar as their involvement in the care and treatment of [Bill] Paxton, and nothing their personnel did or didn’t do caused or contributed to his death,” the company’s attorneys said, according to the report.
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