Medical Malpractice - Interrogatories To Plaintiff (Add To General PI Negligence)

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE--INTERROGATORIES TO PLAINTIFF (ADD TO GENERAL PERSONAL INJURY NEGLIGENCE). The interrogatories are used in a medical malpractice case to obtain detailed information from the plaintiff. They ask about any injuries or illnesses caused by the defendant’s alleged negligence, including dates and descriptions of the injuries. They request a list of all past employers and self-employment details for the last 10 years. The plaintiff is also asked if the defendant failed to inform or warn them about risks, what alternative treatments they would have considered if properly informed, and details about any instances where the defendant refused to treat them. Additionally, the interrogatories seek information on when the plaintiff became aware of the injuries and their connection to medical negligence, and require the names and addresses of anyone notified about the incident who might be liable. www.FormsWorkflow.com