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anshika

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What are the Four Ds of Negligence?
 
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What does it mean when a medical malpractice suit is settled?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The Four Ds of Negligence are duty, dereliction of duty, direct cause, and damages.

Answer to Question 2

When a medical malpractice suit is settled, the two sides have agreed on a financial award to the injured patient, or the lawsuit is dismissed due to lack of proof.




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