Author: Dr.Shri Gopal Kabra

Abstract Medical negligence litigation in India often suffers from vague pleadings, generalized allegations, and inadequate evidentiary support, leading to protracted…

Abstract Medical negligence litigation in India often hinges upon the interpretation and application of provisions under the Code of Criminal…

Objective To delineate the medico-legal distinction between deficiency in service and medical negligence in the context of hospitalized patient care…

Abstract The landmark judgment in Indian Medical Association vs V.P. Shantha (1995) inadvertently expanded the scope of the Consumer Protection…

Abstract Medical negligence litigation in India has increasingly exposed licensed physicians to the risk of criminal prosecution and civil liability…

Abstract The Bhartiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS) introduces significant changes to India’s criminal justice framework, but its impact on medical practitioners…

“A woman’s mental health, personal autonomy, and social circumstances are valid grounds for abortion even beyond the statutory 24week period.” –…

Abstract Background Laws in healthcare are often enacted with the intent to safeguard patients, ensure accountability, and promote equitable access.…

“If we desire respect for the law, we must first make the law respectable.” — Louis D. Brandeis “It seems…

Abstract Anesthetic deaths represent one of the most intricate and contested domains in medico-legal practice. The interplay of clinical uncertainty,…