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How does the Law of Agency make it possible for a patient to sue both the medical assistant and the phyiscian for negligence commited by the medical assisant?
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Because the physician is in a higher position of responsibility. The assistant is under the direction of the physician - therefore the physician is equally responsible when something goes wrong.
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