Appleton Lack of Informed Consent Lawyer

When a doctor has decided on a treatment plan for your condition, they are required to obtain your informed consent before proceeding with the treatment. This means that the doctor must inform you of the chosen treatment and must go over any possible side effects of the treatment. Only after you have agreed to the treatment plan can a treatment plan be enacted. Even a treatment as simple as the prescription of a drug requires your informed consent. A doctor that performs a surgery or administers drugs without your consent has violated your rights. If this has occurred, contact an attorney immediately to learn about your legal options. The only time when informed consent is not needed is in the event of an emergency that requires a doctor to perform a surgery or administer drugs in order to save a person’s life or prevent further serious harm. If you are unsure whether or not your case constitutes a lack of informed consent lawsuit, consult an experienced lawyer.

Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. is one of the largest Wisconsin personal injury law firms, offering 12 office locations throughout the state. If you believe that your rights were violated by a negligent doctor, speak with one of the Appleton lack of informed consent lawyers. The Appleton lawyers have years of experience representing those treated without informed consent. Your initial consultation is free of charge and will allow you to have your case evaluated by a skilled attorney. The Appleton lack of informed consent lawyers are dedicated to helping you understand the complicated legal process. Contact the Appleton office today to schedule your consultation and discover the benefits of pairing with a knowledgeable attorney.

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