[circlecity]

What possible cause of action could you ever have for Malpractice in this scenario? And even if you did, what damages could you blackboard? No lawyer would ever take such a case on a contingency basis.

[Blue Jays]

"...what damages could you blackboard?..."

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Exactly correct, circlecity.
That FReeper is going to sue the doctor for $100M for having misheard the response to a Yes/No question. LOL.

[Bob434]

[[What possible cause of action could you ever have for Malpractice in this scenario?]]

Seriousl;y? If a doctor lies about your non answer, and you lose your 2n’d amendment right as a result- of course you have a case against said doctor- especially if you a record of your answers and the doctor states something you never said- that is malpractice-