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4 thoughts on “Terms of Use”

  1. Stephen

    I was delighted to see that medlaw.com was up and running with a new format.

    I run medlaw.eu a not for profit website for patients mainly in the UK.

    However, I also sit as the UK based Board member for legal services and patient advocacy with the Kidney Cancer Association in the US and from time to time fly over to meetings held there.

    I wonder if some kind of informal link up between the sites might be worthwhile especially as issues of funding for treatments impact on both sides of the Atlantic?

    All the best

    Yours Sincerely

    Peter Telford
    Barrister

    Reply
    • Where are you located and who is your insurance company. That will help to nail down options. The best way to ask questions like this is to use the Ask a Question button on the front of the medlaw.com site.

      Reply

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