Brown v. Overton

How courts have described this case

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• alleging lack of informed consent for failure to disclose spinal headache as risk of myelogram procedure
• alleging lack of informed consent for failure to disclose spinal headache as risk of myelogram procedure
• \doctor may give an [expert] opinion ... without having examined or treated the patient\ [internal quotation marks omitted]
• “doctor may give an [expert] opinion . . . without having examined or treated the patient” [internal quotation marks omitted]
• causation in medical malpractice case may be proven both by expert testimony, which usually is necessary to establish the standard of care, and circumstantial evidence
• causation in medical malpractice case may be proven both by expert testimony, which usually is necessary to establish the standard of care, and circumstantial evidence

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