The judge tells you how to fight a medical dispute lawsuit

Author: Long Yinghai, Li Yabin, Editors
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: When one falls ill, it is necessary to seek medical treatment from a doctor. If cured, everyone is safe and sound, and gratitude should be shown to the doctor for their healing. However, there are cases where treatment is unsuccessful. For example, some patients' conditions worsen, and others even die. The patient's family might say, "Before coming to the hospital, the person was alive, but how did the hospital end up killing them?" The doctor might respond, "It's advanced cancer. Even if a miracle doctor descended from heaven, they could treat the illness but not save the life." This situation can easily lead to medical disputes. Medical disputes are one of the common types of disputes today. So, what exactly are medical disputes? What are medical accidents? How are medical accidents confirmed? What responsibilities should hospitals and doctors bear in the event of a medical accident? How should medical accidents be handled? All of these involve legal issues.
Jilin People's Publishing House invited me to write this book, "How to Handle Medical Disputes in Court," based on my practical experience in judicial work. I believe this is indeed a very meaningful endeavor. However, as an active judge, my workload is extremely heavy, and I could not complete the writing task alone. After obtaining the publisher's approval, I invited several judges to collaborate on this book. Together, we studied the structure, format, and content of the book, and then assigned her to organize the writing team, with everyone working on their respective sections. Once the manuscript was completed, I oversaw the review and ensured everything was correct before handing it over to the publisher for editing and publication. We are confident that this book will guide people in resolving medical disputes legally and provide legal assistance for those involved in medical accident lawsuits.