Abel Medico-Legal Consultants India-About Us

Abel Medico-Legal Consultants India

Abel Medico-legal Consultants are Associates based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. The Associates include Lawyers, Medical Experts and other Subject matter experts. 

We are a Composite Group of Lawyers, doctors and Subject Matter Experts who can handle your various Legal requirements in the Healthcare Industry. The Legal requirements of Healthcare industry involves Labour issues, Professional Misconduct issues, Consumer disputes, Civil disputes and Criminal disputes.

Key Associates

Advocate D Dominic James (M.Com, L.L.B.)

Advocate D Dominic James is a Senior Advocate practicing in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. His key areas of Practice are Civil Law, Criminal Law, Consumer Law, Family Law and Labour Law.

Advocate D Dominic James

Dr. Savio Pereira 

(M.B.B.S., M.S. (General Surgery), M Med. Famiy Medicine, M.Sc. Healthcare Informatics, M. Phil (Hospital and Health Systems Management), MBA (Hospital Management), L.L.B.

Dr Savio Pereira is an  experienced and Expert Medico-legal Consultant with Trans-disciplinary knowledge of Medicine, Law and Management. His interests are Consumer Law, Medical Negligence and Medico-legal matters. 

Dr. Savio Pereira

Partners

M. Satish (B.Com, L.L.B.)


The Key Area of Practice is Medical Law, Professional Misconduct and Consumer Law.


Contact Details:

Email ID:

consultant@abelmedicolegalconsultantsindia.com

Please send your queries and requirements by E-mail first


Mobile Phone (Manager): +91-9945104927


Communication address: Manager, Abel Medico-legal Consultants India, # 254, 3rd Cross Road, KHB Colony, Koramangala 5th Block, Bengaluru, Karnataka, INDIA. Pin Code: 560095

Also at:

No. 298, 4th Avenue, Teachers Colony, Koramangala, Venkatapura, Bengaluru-560034 Karnataka India


AREAS OF PRACTICE

Medical Negligence

We handle Cases of Medical Negligence in Karnataka Medical Council, Medical Council of India (Statutory bodies), District Consumer Forums, State Consumer Commission, National Consumer Commission, Civil Courts, Criminal Courts, High Courts, and Supreme Court of India-depending on the circumstances.

Medical Profession is a noble profession. The standard of care from doctors and hospitals is expected to be reasonable care by a person of reasonable skill.

The Black law dictionary definition of negligence is “conduct, whether of action or omission, which may be declared and treated as negligence without any argument or proof as to the particular surrounding circumstances, either because it is in violation of statue or valid municipal ordinance or because it is so palpably opposed to the dictates of common prudence that it can be said without hesitation or doubt that no careful person would have been guilty of it. As a general rule, the violation of a public duty, enjoined by law for the protection of person or property, so constitutes”.

The basic elements of Negligence are (a) Duty of Care (b) Breach of Duty (c)Cause in fact (d)Proximate Cause and (e) Damage. These are the basic elements of negligence, to prove the case of negligence all these criteria must be satisfied and in cases of medical negligence in India, the ambit of duty of care and proximate cause increases, as there are life involve in this situation.


2. Labour Law

We help resolve Disputes between Employees and Employers; and between Workmen and Employers before Labour Commissioners, Industrial Tribunals, Labour Courts and other Appellate Courts.


3. Consumer Law

We can help you with the Consumer cases (including Medical Negligence) in District/State/National Consumer Forums/Commissions.


4. Civil Courts/RERA/Insolvency cases

We can help you with Civil Disputes arising from Medical Negligence and other areas


5. Criminal Courts

We can help you with Criminal Disputes arising from Medical Negligence and other areas


6. Competition Law


7. Petitions in High Court and Supreme Court of India


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