[The case that did not serve to enhance the reputation of the doctors involved].
A complicated and long action for damages is outlined after the train accident in Bramming, Western Jutland, July 1913, where 15 passengers died and 16 passengers were seriously injured. The case came to last for two years, especially due to one doctor's exorbitant fee charged for the treatment of three foreign patients. By this, the doctor came in conflict with his colleagues and the local medical association and filed a suit against the state, which he lost. The case exposed an avaricious doctor and weak collegiate opposition.
Høy-Nielsen
Aja
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D003718:Denmark; D049673:History, 20th Century; D007346:Insurance, Accident / Q000266:history*; D007603:Jurisprudence / Q000266:history*; D011890:Railroads / Q000266:history*