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Can the hospital be sued if the doctor is an independent contractor at the hospital?

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Can the hospital be sued if the doctor is an independent contractor at the hospital?

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A hospital is liable for the acts of an independent contractor physician if The hospital represents to the public that the physician is it’s agent or employee The hospital acquiesces in the physician’s negligent conduct, and The plaintiff reasonably relied upon the acts of the hospital. Do I have to pay back my health, workers compensation and disability insurance out of the settlement of my medical malpractice case? Illinois has adopted a modified collateral source rule applicable to medical malpractice cases only. If the losing medical provider applies within 30 days after judgment, the judgment against the medical provider will award will be reduced. Contact an attorney for the reduction percentages.

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