Medical dispute case lawyer business

Author: Chen Zhihua
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Handling medical dispute cases requires not only lawyers to possess certain medical knowledge but also for them to be familiar with relevant legal provisions and master specific handling skills. Through numerous case studies, this book analyzes the characteristics and challenges of medical dispute cases and provides a detailed introduction to the issues and practical operation skills that lawyers should pay attention to when offering legal consultation, handling non-litigation matters, and representing clients in litigation. This includes consultation methods, evidence preservation measures, drafting settlement agreements, preparing litigation evidence, selecting case causes, determining parties and litigation objectives, allocating the burden of proof, medical accident technical appraisals and judicial appraisals, the principles of liability and responsibility determination for medical, and methods for calculating damages. The content of this book is suitable for all readers interested in the subject, including both medical providers and patients. Handling medical dispute cases requires not only lawyers to possess certain medical knowledge but also for them to be familiar with relevant legal provisions and master specific handling skills. Through numerous case studies, this book analyzes the characteristics and challenges of medical dispute cases and provides a detailed introduction to the issues and practical operation skills that lawyers should pay attention to when offering legal consultation, handling non-litigation matters, and representing clients in litigation. This includes consultation methods, evidence preservation measures, drafting settlement agreements, preparing litigation evidence, selecting case causes, determining parties and litigation objectives, allocating the burden of proof, medical accident technical appraisals and judicial appraisals, the principles of liability and responsibility determination for medical, and methods for calculating damages. The content of this book is suitable for all readers interested in the subject, including both medical providers and patients.