A physician unfairly bills a patient. What tort violation is this? A. negligence B. abuse C. assault D. battery E. malpractice

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asked May 23, 2021 183k views

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A physician unfairly bills a patient. What tort violation is this?

A.
negligence
B.
abuse
C.
assault
D.
battery
E.
malpractice

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The answer I think is E. Malpractice. Hope this helps!

Bernd Elkemann answered May 27, 2021

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