Personal Injury, Medical Negligence, Employees’ Compensation
Personal Injury, Medical Negligence, Employees’ Compensation
- Advise on Legal Aid Application
- Traffic Accidents
- Industrial Accident, including hearing impairment, electric shock, injured when sawing, lift repairing, mechanical workshop injuries, etc.
- Construction Site Accidents
- Cleaning Accidents: fall from height, lifting heavy items
- Kitchen Accidents, slippery floor, chopping, wok frying
- Building Management Accidents, slipping at staircase
- Office injuries
- Elderly Home injuries, lifting elderlies, slippery floor
- Mentally Retarded homes, injured by patients
- Government Disciplinary Forces injuries
- Logistics, removal or transport industry injuries, lifting heavy items,
- Occupational Disease
- Medical Negligence: without informed consent, delay treatment, omission, wrongful treatment, unsuccessful operation, failing to diagnose, below standard of a competent doctor of the same expertise
- Employees Compensation Claim
- Full list of Experts to recommend
The Liability of Dentists in the Provision of Dental Materials Vitus Leung and Brian Darvell
Dental practitioners are thought to be subject to the same principles in relation to the tort of negligence as are medical practitioners. However, in addition to their common law liability, dental practitioners may be more vulnerable to strict liability under the Sale of Goods Ordinance because, unlike medical practitioners, provision of materials is a large part of dental practice. The classification of the provision of dental materials to patients can affect the potential liability of dentists, ie whether there is a contract for the supply of goods, for the supply of services, or something else. This article explores the implications of the Sale of Goods Ordinance and the impact of reforms recently recommended by the Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong on dental practitioners in Hong Kong.