Sentences with phrase «qualified medical opinion»
If you or a loved one were injured in an auto accident, at work or elsewhere wouldn't you want an honest, unbiased and qualified medical opinion / report of your injuries?
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I don't know about you but if some medically unqualfied person was offering me a remedy that 99 % of qualified medical opinion said was dangerous, I would not be taking it.
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This is my opinion, of course, based on research — I am not qualified to give out medical advice.
I am not a doctor or qualified medical professional so can not recommend anything to you, I am simply giving my opinion and my experience with these products.
In my opinion, as long as your medical plan qualifies you for an HSA, I'd maximize its use.
1) If a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe... the peace officer may, by demand made as soon as practicable, require the person (b) to provide, as soon as practicable, the samples of blood that, in the opinion of the qualified medical practitioner or qualified technician taking the samples...
An ICBC adjuster is not qualified to express a medical opinion and if your benefits have been denied despite the opinion of your doctor you should contact a personal injury lawyer right away.
In a dramatic admission of medical illiteracy the Court of Appeal conceded that absent expert medical opinion evidence, a judge is not qualified to say what is, or is not, an illness (Saadati v. Moorhead, 2015 BCCA 393).
Unless Maley and Maley is able to obtain the appropriate expert medical opinions from qualified and respected physicians, your case will not be pursued.
The rule holds that if the question is a complex medical issue normally outside the understanding of jurors, then the party advancing such medical theory must present a qualified expert in order to get admission of the medical opinion before the jury.
«Clearly one hopes that a medical expert will not only be qualified to conduct a competent assessment but will also be independent and unbiased in formulating his / her opinion.
The person seeking accommodation has a right to participate in the accommodation process and is responsible for providing supporting documentation, such as an opinion from a qualified medical professional on that person's disability - related needs.
For those who have been diagnosed with a life threatening illness and need a second opinion from a qualified medical professional, Banner will assist these individuals with identifying the top three medical centers that can handle the particular medical condition.