Binur v. Jacobo
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Owen
The issues in this medical malpractice suit have narrowed as the case has proceeded. Although the plaintiff Donna Ja-cobo originally asserted a number of counts of negligence against the defendant Nir Binur, a physician, Jacobo has since confined her complaints to her contention that Binur failed to obtain her informed consent to the surgical removal of both her breasts. She contends that Binur told her that she would definitely develop breast cancer and that this was the reason she consented to a prophylactic bilateral mastectomy.
After a trial in which a jury was unable to agree on a verdict…
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