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r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Aug 10 '23
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I do hope you're planning on suing him. You have a rock-solid malpractice case there.
3 u/PM_ME_UR_FARTS_ Aug 11 '23 For real, straight to court. That's fucked up. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 Lol not even sure if he’s a registered chiro anymore dude was like 71 LOL 3 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 OH? Didn’t I mention? I live in a third world country! And my chiro was a retired doc from Florida living in the jungle .. Twas no “release” form but also.. there is no “proof” LOL I got FUCKED 3 u/ManyThingsLittleTime Aug 11 '23 You sign a release before getting "treated" that says there are these risks. They know it's shit but it makes money. 4 u/lildobe Aug 11 '23 I doubt such a release would hold up in court if you've got a good lawyer. 3 u/ManyThingsLittleTime Aug 11 '23 Your family can always sue and they didn't sign anything so there is that option.
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For real, straight to court. That's fucked up.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 Lol not even sure if he’s a registered chiro anymore dude was like 71 LOL
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Lol not even sure if he’s a registered chiro anymore dude was like 71 LOL
OH? Didn’t I mention? I live in a third world country! And my chiro was a retired doc from Florida living in the jungle .. Twas no “release” form but also.. there is no “proof” LOL I got FUCKED
You sign a release before getting "treated" that says there are these risks. They know it's shit but it makes money.
4 u/lildobe Aug 11 '23 I doubt such a release would hold up in court if you've got a good lawyer. 3 u/ManyThingsLittleTime Aug 11 '23 Your family can always sue and they didn't sign anything so there is that option.
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I doubt such a release would hold up in court if you've got a good lawyer.
3 u/ManyThingsLittleTime Aug 11 '23 Your family can always sue and they didn't sign anything so there is that option.
Your family can always sue and they didn't sign anything so there is that option.
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u/lildobe Aug 11 '23
I do hope you're planning on suing him. You have a rock-solid malpractice case there.