Abstract
Mirrer-Singer explores some of the legal uncertainty surrounding medical tourism specifically in ways medical tourists can seek relief in US courts for malpractice committed abroad and explains why courts probably lack jurisdiction over foreign physicians who have allegedly committed malpractice. Among other things, he discusses theories under which US firms in the medical-tourism business could be held liable for the foreign provider's negligence.
Citation
Philip Mirrer-Singer,
Medical Malpractice Overseas: The Legal Uncertainty Surrounding Medical Tourism,
70 Law and Contemporary Problems
211-232
(Spring 2007)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/lcp/vol70/iss2/13