AI for Healthcare Law
What Lexiel does for healthcare law
Medical and hospital liability
Analyse medical negligence claims: lex artis ad hoc, causation and unlawful harm. Arts. 1902-1903 CC and General Health Law 14/1986.
Patient rights: Law 41/2002
Verify compliance with informed consent, right of access to medical records, second opinion and information rights under Art. 4 Law 41/2002.
Healthcare scale and damage quantification
Calculate personal injury compensation under the LRCSCVM scale (Law 35/2015), applied by case law to healthcare damage claims.
Supreme Court Civil Chamber: malpractice
Access doctrine on burden of proof reversal for disproportionate harm, diagnostic error and failed cosmetic surgery.
Healthcare briefs and claims
Generate administrative claims (Law 39/2015), civil claims and judicial review proceedings for patrimonial liability.
Defence of healthcare professionals
Support the defence of doctors, nurses and hospitals: clinical protocols, GPC guidelines and expert argument against unfounded claims.
Common practical cases
Diagnostic error in A&E
STS 347/2023: delayed AMI diagnosis. Burden of proof reversal for disproportionate harm. Compensation €280,000.
Insufficient informed consent
STS 89/2024: cosmetic surgery without statistical risk information. Liability independent of outcome.
Nosocomial infection in hospital
Patrimonial liability of the Administration for MRSA in ICU. Lex artis met vs. unlawful harm under Art. 32 Law 40/2015.
Anaesthesia and perinatal brain injury
Medication error in obstetric anaesthesia. Causation, loss of therapeutic chance and neurological sequelae assessed under Law 35/2015.
Verified legal sources
Think you suffered medical negligence or a healthcare error? Check your rights from €9.90/mo.
Citizen plan →Start working with Lexiel
Upload the medical record, expert report or administrative file and Lexiel analyses it against current healthcare regulations and Supreme Court Civil Chamber case law.
14 days free. No commitment.