who has eyeglasses/contacts or has had

[Auriflex]

There isnt a disclaimer in existance that cannot be challenged in a court of law. As opposed to a court of bubblegum, which is just stupid.

[SpoyledBrat]

I think she just wants her money back. She doesn't feel she should have to pay for what he has given her. I don't know though, maybe she won't get a darn thing.

[Got Gear?]

Originally posted by Auriflex
There isnt a disclaimer in existance that cannot be challenged in a court of law. As opposed to a court of bubblegum, which is just stupid.

Hell yeah it can be challanged.

But good luck winning that challange. You need a better argument than "But that shouldn't apply to me, only the rest of the world".

[Auriflex]

I would sue for the price paid. Doctors dont want their malpractice insurance premiums to go up anymore than they normally do.

But it sounds like he messed up pretty good. Have your mom talk to someone who specializes in medical suits. Not the suits you wear either.

Yea, that wasnt funny was it?

[Auriflex]

Originally posted by Got Gear?
Hell yeah it can be challanged.

But good luck winning that challange. You need a better argument than "But that shouldn't apply to me, only the rest of the world".

True.

I hate cases where you lose even if you win. Suck.

[Got Gear?]

Originally posted by SpoyledBrat
I think she just wants her money back. She doesn't feel she should have to pay for what he has given her. I don't know though, maybe she won't get a darn thing.

That's the reason I know about the disclaimer. I looked into it myself, the disclaimer states that you won't get the money back in this case. Basically it states that it's at your own risk and they do not guarantee success.

However, I was also told that most eye surgery centers will refund at least a portion of the money if no improvements are made.

Definately have a lawer check out the case tho. Maybe your mom got lucky and they forgot to get her to sign the disclaimer.

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[SpoyledBrat]

Originally posted by Got Gear?
Basically it states that it's at your own risk and they do not guarantee success.

But it wasn't even that it wasn't successful. He forgot to do the surgery he was supposed to do!

[Rutinoscrobin]

Originally posted by goliath.jr
I wear glasses, and I have had an eye surgery.

Same as me. I wear glasses, I`ve had surgery when I was young, and unfortunately my eyesight has become worse since that time.

[Got Gear?]

Originally posted by SpoyledBrat
But it wasn't even that it wasn't successful. He forgot to do the surgery he was supposed to do!

Ah... well then you may have grounds for a malpractice case.

If the doc does everything by the book and it doesn't work = Out of luck

If the doc does the procedure wrong or forgets to do something = Malpractice.

What exactly did the Doc forget to do? Surgery isn't something where it's easy to accidently skip a step.

[SpoyledBrat]

He did the regular surgery. He forgot to give her monovision. And yes, he was aware she wanted it. She had been wearing monovison lenses for over 5 years. I just worry he may appear with "different records" that don't state she wanted it.

[Got Gear?]

Originally posted by SpoyledBrat
He did the regular surgery. He forgot to give her monovision. And yes, he was aware she wanted it. She had been wearing monovison lenses for over 5 years. I just worry he may appear with "different records" that don't state she wanted it.

So he did the wrong procedure?
Hopefully you'll have the proof to prove it in court!

Good luck!

[THE JUICE]

I wear contacts, it sux everyday putting them on but fuck that. I might get laser in the future.

[FitChick]

I wear glasses... I'm near sighted