Informed Consent, Surgical Competence and the Hospital’s Duty of Care: Evelyn Sharmini a/p Mariasoosay Nathan v Dr Yogaraj Ramanathan & Anor [2025] MLJU 4103
- 20 October, 2026
- By : Support
The Kuala Lumpur High Court recently considered the duties of a doctor and a private hospital in the treatment of a patient who suffered serious bowel injuries following elective gynaecological surgery.
Read MoreSolicitors’ Liens over Clients’ Money
- 22 April, 2026
- By : Support
A solicitor can have a lien over a client’s money and the client’s chattels which, in the course of undertaking business for a client, come into the solicitor’s possession, e.g. a document of title to land; a cheque drawn in favour of the client; and jewellery.
Read MoreTHE MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF MEDICAL REPORTS
- 28 November, 2025
- By : Support
A doctor must be clear about the purpose for which a medical report is sought. There have been cases of people who saw as suspicious and evasive a doctor’s response seeking disclosure of the purpose.
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