The surgical consent form does not equal a waiver of liability. The hospital is still obligated to provide full disclosure and medical treatment. Failure to inform the patient of any changes to the surgical procedure may constitute an infringement of rights, and the statute of limitations for legal action is three years.
Learn more >
Do hospitals bear responsibility for injuries during rehabilitation training? An analysis of the obligation to conduct rehabilitation assessments, the duty to provide informed consent, and the determination of circumstances that may reduce or exempt liability.
Learn more >
Can I claim compensation for injuries caused by acupuncture and massage? Analyze the professional qualifications, standards of duty of care, and pathways for medical damage appraisal, with a three-year statute of limitations for litigation.
Learn more >
How to compensate for injuries to infants caused by improper care in postpartum recovery centers? An analysis of the concurrence of breach of contract and infringement, the scope of compensation, and the key points of evidence collection.
Learn more >
Are hospitals responsible for self-harm by psychiatric patients during their hospitalization? Analyzing risk assessment, the obligation of graded nursing, and the determination of liability based on the proportion of fault.
Learn more >
Can a claim be made for death caused by delays in emergency response? Analysis of the determination of pre-hospital emergency negligence, the assessment of causal involvement, and the three-year statute of limitations for litigation.
Learn more >
Who is responsible for prescribing the wrong medication during online consultations? This article analyzes the qualifications for Internet medical services, the parties responsible for medical treatment, and the platform's obligations for review, clarifying the objects of claims and the paths for protecting rights.
Learn more >
Is it considered a transfer of property if the other party buys a house in the name of a relative or friend? This article analyzes the issues of holding property in another's name, reviewing the flow of funds, and the applicable conditions for reducing or not dividing marital assets, as well as the right of revocation and the enforcement of accountability.
Learn more >
Is it necessary for the seller to return the deposit double if they breach the contract? Analyze the applicable conditions of the deposit penalty, the 20% cap on the deposit amount, and the rule of choosing between the deposit and the breach of contract penalty.
Learn more >
Under what circumstances are second-hand housing contracts invalid? Let's review the four statutory circumstances and the key points of evidence collection, including lack of civil capacity, collusion in making fraudulent declarations, violation of mandatory regulations, and malicious collusion.
Learn more >
Can I refuse to accept a house with quality issues? This article analyzes three situations: general defects, serious impacts on living use, and unqualified main structures, and provides corresponding legal protection paths for each case.
Learn more >
What should you do if a real estate agent conceals defects in the house? An analysis of the obligation to report truthfully, liability for compensation, and the one-year exclusionary period.
Learn more >
How important is the investment certificate in lawsuits involving buying a house under someone else's name? An analysis of the burden of proof, the standard of proof, and three sets of evidence chains.
Learn more >
How much can the seller compensate if the buyer pays the deposit but the seller changes their mind? Analyzing the double refund rule, the 20% cap, and the choice between the deposit and the breach of contract penalty.
Learn more >
What should you do if you're cheated by an agent when buying a second-hand house? This article analyzes three ways to protect your rights: revoking the contract, seeking compensation, and reporting the case to the police, along with the one-year statute of limitations.
Learn more >
