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New Braunfels Lack of Informed Consent Lawyer

Sometimes when a doctor fails to completely inform a patient about the risks involved in a medical procedure, the patient will consent to treatment or surgery, without being fully aware of the real dangers. Although a certain level of risk is involved in all medical procedures, if a patient is not adequately informed of all the potential dangers associated with treatment, then they have the right to sue for medical malpractice, due to lack of informed consent.

Medical malpractice attorney, James S. Bettersworth, represents clients in South Central Texas including cities in the surrounding areas, such as New Braunfels, San Antonio, Houston, Austin, Corpus Cristi, Seguin, and Loredo. We help individuals and family members receive the legal guidance they need to achieve the justice they deserve.

If you or a family member gave consent to receive surgery or any type of medical procedure without being fully informed of all the risks involved and as a result, suffered from injury, then contact the Bettersworth Law Firm in New Braunfels, Texas by calling (830) 606-0404 for a FREE initial consultation. We are available to help you recover damages by guiding you through the legal process.

Call us Toll Free at 888-392-0039 to speak with an attorney today.

Information You Should Have Before Giving Consent- New Braunfels, TX

Before any type of medical treatment, you have the right to know about your condition, all available options for treatment, any risks associated with receiving treatment, and what could happen if you don’t receive medical attention. The doctor should inform you of all the details so that you can make informed decisions.

James S. Bettersworth offers personalized legal representation to all client’s in need of legal counsel surrounding medical malpractice disputes, as it concerns lack of informed consent.
Understanding the complications that could result from medical treatment and knowing what the doctor’s qualifications are to administer treatment is only a small part in deciphering whether or not you should give consent to surgery. You should also be aware of the alternatives and what the procedure can accomplish once it is completed.

Contact a Lack of Informed Consent Attorney Today

If you have any doubts about whether or not you received all the information available to you before a medical procedure was performed on either you or a loved one, do not hesitate to contact the Bettersworth Law Firm Toll Free at 888-392-0039, or at (830) 606-0404 today.

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