Lack of Informed Consent Cases
Clear, simple and jargon free advice
Sometimes when patients complain about medical malpractice the treatment might not have been ‘gold standard’ but it is not sufficiently bad to be negligent. In some of those cases that is because the ‘complication’ that has occurred is ‘a known risk’. In some of these cases there can still be a claim because of the lack of informed consent.
A claim can be made if a doctor fails to provide you beforehand with sufficient information (in particular about the known risks and side effects) that you are effectively prevented from coming to a truly informed decision.
In these cases it is necessary to prove that the doctor advising you before you have any treatment took reasonable care to ensure that you were aware of any material risks and of any reasonable alternative treatments.
These highly technical claims require specialist advice from experienced experts such as those at Hart Brown to ensure that you get the maximum compensation you deserve.
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