Informed consent is theory of liability in medical malpractice cases.  This is the final part in a multipart series on informed consent.  The purpose of this series is to provide a general understanding of informed consent as a theory of liability in medical malpractice.  This review is intended for non-lawyers, although it will be more in-depth than an average review on attorneynessler.com.  This series explains the general concepts of informed consent by discussing the Fourth District Appellate Court's decision in Crim, et al. v. Dietrich, (2016 IL App (4th) 150843).

This is the first section in a multipart series on informed consent.  Informed consent is a theory of liability applicable to some medical malpractice cases.  The purpose of this series is to provide a general understanding of informed consent as a theory of liability in medical malpractice cases.  While this review is intended for non-lawyers, it will be more in-depth than an ordinary review on attorneynessler.com.  This series will discuss the general concepts of informed consent by discussing the Fourth District Appellate Court's decision in Crim, et al. v. Dietrich, (2016 IL App (4th) 150843).

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