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What if a surgery fails Is the patient responsible for paying for a failed surgery I had a septoplasty and I now breathe worse than before - Am I required to pay and can I sue the doctor?
speak to a lawyer
Can a person sue a doctor if something went wrong with the surgery?
"You can sue a doctor if something went wrong in surgery, but you probably won't win the fight. It really depends on some rare cases, but majority of the time you sign a waver before hand basically saying that, if anything goes wrong it's not the doctor's fault."
Can you sue the Workers Comp Insurance for not authorizing the surgery the Doctor recommended?
Sure hope so. I am in the same boat
Can you sue a doctor for medical bills you incurred during surgery causing you to have a second surgery done?
If it was neglect on part of the doctor or hospital then yes. But if it was your fault or something that could not have been controlled then no. Check with a lawyer to see if you have a case.
Do I have any recourse if my plastic surgery is botched?
You do have the ability to sue the doctor for malpractice. Bringing a lawsuit against someone is the right of every American.
Where is sue simmons of NBC news?
She had back surgery.
Can you sue due to a bad hip replacement in a surgery?
yes
What does worsen mean?
Worse is a comparison term that means not as good as or lesser than. If Sue did worse than Rob on the test, we know that Sue got a lower score.
Where has Sue Simmons gone?
She had back surgery. Hope she is feeling better.
If Sue is both the 50th best and the 50th worst student at her school then how many students attend her school?
There are 99 students at Sue's school. If she is the 50th best, there are 49 better students than Sue. If she is the 50th worst, there are also 49 worse students than Sue. That makes 98, and Sue herself is the only other student. 49 (better) + 49 (worse) + 1 (Sue) = 99 students
Can you sue a doctor in Canada?
Yes why couldn't you
Can you sue a doctor?
Yes, most often for malpractise
