Dentists Who Invest Podcast Negotiating Vicarious Liability with Jonathan Jacobs DWI-EP101
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What if your career as a dentist could be significantly impacted by the actions of your associates? This is the world of vicarious liability, a legal concept that we get to explore in detail with our guest, Jonathan Jacobs, a seasoned legal professional with a specific focus on the dental sector. As we navigate the landscape of employer responsibility during work hours, we shed light on how it relates to the dental industry and what it could imply for principal dentists and associates alike.
We tackle the intricacies of negligence and liability within a dental practice. As Jonathan explains the interplay between duty of care and potential infringements, we delve into how cases of negligence can influence a principal dentist's liability. We dissect a fascinating case study involving a patient treated by multiple associates and discuss the implications of damages and the extent of negligence. But it's not all about liability; we also touch on the recent legal reforms affecting the dental industry.
Before we wrap, Jonathan generously offers ways listeners can reach him for further insight or questions. So, whether you're a dentist or a dental associate, tune in for an enlightening discussion on the legal intricacies surrounding your profession.
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