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Cross-Border Medical Tourism and Clinical Negligence: The Jurisdictional Challenges of International Healthcare Litigation
Cross border medical tourism disputes expose the fault lines between healthcare delivery and international law. What begins as an allegation of clinical negligence often develops into a multifaceted legal controversy involving jurisdictional competence, conflict of laws, transnational evidence gathering, regulatory oversight, insurer participation, and the recognition and enforcement of judgments across sovereign legal systems. These disputes demand an analytical framework th
Hardi Goradia
Jun 1513 min read


Telemedicine Gone Wrong: Liability Under India's 2020 Telemedicine Practice Guidelines
The Telemedicine Practice Guidelines, 2020 emerged from a regulatory emergency as a framework for everyday clinical practice. As telemedicine becomes a permanent feature of Indian healthcare delivery — rather than a pandemic convenience — the liability questions the Guidelines leave open are becoming legally and clinically consequential. This article examines how liability arises when teleconsultations go wrong, analysing the standard of care applicable to digital medicine, t
Hardi Goradia
Jun 1516 min read


Navigating Hospital Negligence: Patient Rights Explained
When you enter a hospital, you expect to receive care that is not only competent but also compassionate. Unfortunately, there are instances where patients experience negligence, leading to severe consequences. Understanding your rights as a patient is crucial in navigating these situations effectively. This blog post will explore the concept of hospital negligence, the rights of patients, and the steps you can take if you find yourself in such a situation. Eye-level view of a
Hardi Goradia
Jun 154 min read
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