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Re: are you a litiganist?From: mark decker (mdecker@nconnect.net)Wed Jul 10 00:10:00 1996
>V.L. Souter >Research Fellow/Specialist Registrar >Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh >E-mail: V.L.Souter@ed.ac.uk > >PS If you have any concerns about my credentials ask Geff Klein why he >still owes me dinner! > >PPS - Is the word not "litigant" anyway? thanks for your reply. did not mean to offend.. I have been off the list a while and I thought you were a doc. not sure though. I have been on forums on compuserve as an example where individuals will ask questions about "what if you had a case that...." and then they would ask if it is malpractice and on and on and find out through the dialogue that it was an attorney for the plaintiff in a court case somewhat misrepresenting themselves.. it annoys me is all. <not being up front>. ... and misleading on the intention and desire of the communication. it's a drag to be on guard all the time but that is the nature of the real world in obgyn in the states. I like to practice medicine .. i "refuse" to practice law but lawsuits take a lot out of your family..self.. and they take years for you to get a chance to presents the facts and your case ..I had a case that went to court after five years..the case was to the point and only lasted 3 days and I won handily <and I should have>. but the sleepless nights..the challenge to your integrity and competence and the threat to license and livelihood..the toll on the wife <spouse> as they support you gets to be a heavy weight. you are correct on litigant..I make up my own words when I have had less than 4 hours sleep over two days.. :) :) good luck with your research. Mark -- mark decker md major surgery is done on me obgyn - avid biker minor surgery I do one someone else. midwest usa I need to remember that. <perspective>.
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