Lack of Informed Consent

Health care professionals have the responsibility to inform a patient of side effects or other possible outcomes of a treatment plan. Doctors are required to obtain informed consent before going about a specific treatment plan whether that plan is as minor as the prescription of a drug or as serious as performing surgery. If a doctor goes forward without obtaining informed consent, a patient may receive medical treatments or procedures that cause unforeseen complications. These complications could result in greater injury or death. Emergency situations where immediate treatment is needed to save a person’s life or prevent serious harm are the only exceptions to obtaining informed consent. If you are unsure whether or not your legal rights have been violated by a health care professional, contact an attorney.

If you have suffered because a health care professional did not obtain informed consent, you may be eligible to seek damages for your suffering. Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. has a team of Green Bay informed consent lawyers who are dedicated to protecting your rights and helping you through the complex legal process. An attorney will be able to evaluate your case and determine if your claim constitutes a valid lawsuit. With 13 offices throughout Wisconsin, Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. has a team of lawyers nearby no matter where you may live in the state. Allow the Green Bay informed consent lawyers to organize your lawsuit and ensure that you receive the greatest amount of compensation that you deserve for your suffering. Contact the Green Bay office today for a free initial consultation.

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