Bethea v. Coralli

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that fraudulent misrepresentation of facts material to consent may support claim based on lack of informed consent
• recognizing that fraudulent misrepresentation of facts material to consent may support claim based on lack of informed consent
• hindsight charge authorized where there was some evidence that plaintiff’s claim was based on information acquired after allegedly negligent medical treatment was rendered
• hindsight charge authorized where there was some evidence that plaintiff's claim was based on information acquired after allegedly negligent medical treatment was rendered

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).