Two patients have sued the Clinical Hospital of Infectious Diseases in Constanta, seeking damages of 300,000 euros for malpractice.
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Two patients of the Clinical Hospital of Infectious Diseases in Constanta have filed a malpractice lawsuit, seeking 300,000 euros in damages. The hospital, which has had image problems in the past, is preparing to hire a specialized lawyer to defend its interests, considering the complexity of the case and the lack of internal resources. The Local Council will decide on the lawyer's fee, and a favorable verdict for the patients could have significant financial consequences for the public health system in the area.
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