Hawaii Supreme Court· 10/6/1995
Bernard v. Char
Citations
- 903 P.2d 667
- 79 Haw. 362
- 1995 Haw. LEXIS 70
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- adopting objective standard for determining whether patient would have undergone treatment had they been informed of the risk of the harm that in fact occurred
- finding no malpractice where radiologist met the standard of care
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Judges: Moon, Levinson, Nakayama, Ramil, Crandall, Klein
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- Ashe v. Radiation Oncology AssociatesTennessee Supreme Court· 1999-12-27· cited 36×
- Barcai v. BetweeHawaii Supreme Court· 2002-07-18· cited 30×
- Ketchup v. HowardCourt of Appeals of Georgia· 2001-01-19· cited 27×
- O'Grady v. State.Hawaii Supreme Court· 2017-06-07· cited 23×
- Ray v. KAPIOLANI MEDICAL SPECIALISTSHawaii Supreme Court· 2011-07-21· cited 21×
- In re Lipitor (Atorvastatin Calcium) Marketing, Sales Practices & Products Liability LitigationD. South Carolina· 2017-01-03· cited 19×
- Barbee v. Queen's Medical CenterHawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals· 2008-09-30· cited 17×
- Bynum v. MagnoD. Hawaii· 2000-12-13· cited 9×
- Andrea M. McNair v. Eric K. ShinsekiVeterans Claims· 2011-11-18· cited 4×
- Cuc Thi Ngo v. Queen's Medical CenterHawaii Supreme Court· 2015-08-31· cited 3×
- Alghussein v. Kaan.Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals· 2021-03-25· cited 1×
- McELVANEY v. LEITE-AH YOHawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals· 2010-02-25
- Garcia v. RobinsonHawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals· 2015-05-29
- Owens v. The Queen's Medical CenterHawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals· 2024-11-06
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