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You mean time to take action?
My winning % is totally dependent on what was leecorded by the 2nd loctor after he noticed the error committed by the 1st loctor.
And the proof I have on hand now is purely my eavesdropping, and the subsequent emergency leecover Lee actions taken by the 2nd loctor.
I ever thought to just walk up to the 1st loctor and tell him that don't think I don't know what I discovered and leemand a compensation from him. But this action becums a blackmail KNN
I mean having signed an indemnity is no longer an excuse for you not to take action, whether it's for your relative or yourself.
As for the merits of your personal case, you need to consult a lawyer and let him weigh your evidence.
To build your case, you should begin with the second doctor who performed the “emergency corrective surgery,” not the first doctor. The second doctor should provide a written explanation of why corrective surgery was necessary in the first place. This explanation should form the foundation of your claim against the first doctor.
If you decide to pursue legal action, you would be suing both the hospital and the first doctor.
Any statements you may have overheard carry little evidential weight, as you are the claimant and not an independent third-party witness, unless either doctor acknowledges having made the statements you allege to have heard.
As for the merits of your personal case, you need to consult a lawyer and let him weigh your evidence.
To build your case, you should begin with the second doctor who performed the “emergency corrective surgery,” not the first doctor. The second doctor should provide a written explanation of why corrective surgery was necessary in the first place. This explanation should form the foundation of your claim against the first doctor.
If you decide to pursue legal action, you would be suing both the hospital and the first doctor.
Any statements you may have overheard carry little evidential weight, as you are the claimant and not an independent third-party witness, unless either doctor acknowledges having made the statements you allege to have heard.
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