Moore v. Preventive Medicine Medical Group, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that physician had duty to disclose all material information which would allow patient to make decision on whether or not to see specialist
• holding that physician had duty to disclose all material information which would allow patient to make decision on whether or not to see specialist
• a physician is under a duty to disclose all material information which would allow a patient to make a decision on whether to see a specialist
• erroneous submission of “proximate cause” instructions to the jury, as opposed to “legal cause,” was harmless because the jury was instructed on “legal cause” and returned a verdict using the language of legal, and not proximate, cause

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).