Haram Habibi
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Nov 7, 2023
The assumption when you sign a waiver is that you are of sound mind, and know what you are getting into (or should be able to understand the consequences).
Most of the detranstioners that have sued have brought up their extensive psychiatric history. We're not talking "oh, I had a depressive episode after grandma died" kind of thing. They told their providers about previous abuse histories, psychotic episodes, stays at psych wards, and other serious problems. The butchers still went ahead, sometimes in defiance of what their own psych departments said.
Sure, they might have signed the waivers, but if they can prove that they had these diagnoses.....AND the butchers were fully aware of these conditions (or should have been aware because the documentation was in their files), well......I'd hate to be those butchers' defense attorneys. It could be as valid in the eyes of a judge as a five year old signing away his or her rights, which means....not at all, time to cut that check and make sure they sign a non-disclosure agreement.
Most of the detranstioners that have sued have brought up their extensive psychiatric history. We're not talking "oh, I had a depressive episode after grandma died" kind of thing. They told their providers about previous abuse histories, psychotic episodes, stays at psych wards, and other serious problems. The butchers still went ahead, sometimes in defiance of what their own psych departments said.
Sure, they might have signed the waivers, but if they can prove that they had these diagnoses.....AND the butchers were fully aware of these conditions (or should have been aware because the documentation was in their files), well......I'd hate to be those butchers' defense attorneys. It could be as valid in the eyes of a judge as a five year old signing away his or her rights, which means....not at all, time to cut that check and make sure they sign a non-disclosure agreement.
