Keyword: «judicial protection»

The article deals with violations of the provisions of the current civil procedure legislation, allowed by the court of appeal in civil proceedings. Based on the analysis of the identified errors arising in the process of judicial evidence, rec-ommendations for their prevention in the judicial practice of courts of appeal are proposed.

Nowadays, disputes between citizens and medical organizations are more relevant than ever: new medical equipment appears to help patients with serious illnesses, the “popularity” for improving one’s health increases, and finally, the risks of contracting new, previously unknown diseases (for example, a virus) increase COVID-19). Consequently, involvement in the medical field affects each of us in one way or another. However, there is another side of the coin – after contacting a medical organization, undergoing complex hospital treatment or a complex operation, patients may face a more serious problem, namely, a medical error, after which the citizen may suffer moral or physical harm. When going to court to compensate for the harm caused, the question in-voluntarily arises: how to prove the guilt of a medical worker? It is this question that the author reveals in detail in this article.