Deposition of doctors?
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Before writing your letter, you might consider checking with a local attorney.  Most states already have laws that require a minimum notice period and 10 days is pretty common as a minimum notice period.
35898
Not that I know of.  There are plenty of sites (such as webmd.com) to find general medical information, but most doctors wouldn't put your records on the Web.  For one thing, there's no reward for them to put in that effort. For another (at least in the US) there are laws about privacy that would probably scare the docs out of doing any such thing.
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You may have received a call FOR a deposition\nYou may have even GIVEN a deposition\nBut it is highly unlikely that you RECEIVED a deposition\n\nIf you have received a call to give a deposition\nthe only reason you would really need to be speaking to a lawyer is if you feel that there is some way that YOU could be implicated in your ex's dealings or the business behavior that has brought on this need for depositions and the like  !!!
15626
There are two kinds of doctors.  Those who think they are god and everyone tells them so and those who know there is a God and marvel at his creation.  You have mostly meet the former.
977624
The first answer is correct for deposition.\n\nYou might be thinking about a disposition.  This is another word for sentencing.  In Indiana, we use the word "disposition" for juveniles, and use "sentencing" for adults.
264644
Physicians specialize on this subject. I think they are called phoniatrists. The result can be stunning. Sorry, I can only guide you with physicians in Paris, France...
940642
Tell the truth in a deposition by narrating what you know about the case.  You will surely impress the jury or the lawyers if you just tell the truth and nothing else.
846154
It would have to be proven with doctors. You also need to consult a lawyer. Either way it will be a long and hard fought process and hard to win.
94059
Yes. Doctors don't get paid enough to deal with that kind of request - try another profession!
37933
You can report him to the State Board of Medicine or a similar name in your state.  All doctors are licensed by each state and regulated by a board.  They will investigate the allegations on this doctor and set up the appropriate punishment.\n\nIf you want to speed the process up, contact the board, the hospital he practices at, local alternative newspaper, local news channel and protest in front of his office.
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Your doctors office would have to put them there. I dont see that happening.
663753
Contact the doctors/clinics/hospitals involved.
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Doctors, lawyers, and that ilk.
193963
any disposition letter is a lette either the defense of prosecution want you to make a statement. In this case on custody of children I presume. I would consult a lawyer on the best action. I feel that I would want to be there myself in the person to tell my end of the facts. Medical personnel in ems usually have to go to court and give direct facts to the court. Usually a disposition.
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In most states the doctor 'owns' the xrays and is responsible for maintaining them.  The patient has the right to the information contained in the xrays (e.g. a written report and/or a copy of the films).  The doctor has the right to charge a reasonable fee to cover expenses for providing copies of the films.  \n\nHope this helps you.  Best wishes.
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No this is not possible. They have not had the professional training in order to be able to diagnose patients and it would be considered a criminal offence to try and do so.
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go to there website, everything is found in details.\nthis is not a place to find an answer for such important question.\nalso search for some law schools students forums, I don't know any because I'm a doctor, but we have some useful ones for medical studies, and they have great information. \nand I think law schools should have something too.