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Health law governs relations between patients, healthcare professionals, hospitals, and medical-sector stakeholders. In Lyon, Maître Marie Blanchon acts in advisory and litigation matters to secure your situation and defend your interests.
The firm supports individuals, families, and professionals facing medical errors, lack of information, treatment accidents, or difficulties related to personal injury compensation.
For a broad view of the firm’s services, you can also consult the pages personal injury law and social security law.
You can also browse all the firm’s practice areas and discover the support method on the presentation.
Early intervention helps preserve evidence, guide strategy, and avoid procedural dead ends. The firm notably assists in the following situations:
The firm analyzes potential medical failings, compliance with care protocols, and the conditions for civil, administrative, or criminal liability of those involved.
Depending on the case, referral to the conciliation and compensation commission (CCI) may be considered to obtain expert assessment and compensation in an appropriate framework.
Expert assessment is a central stage. The firm prepares your medical file, assists you during expert operations, and ensures a complete evaluation of economic and non-economic losses.
Before litigation, legal support helps anticipate risks, frame exchanges, and seek an amicable solution when appropriate.
Each health-law case is handled with a structured, rigorous, and personalized approach:
Where criminal-law issues arise, the firm also acts in criminal law and in cross-border matters in private international law.
The firm supports clients in Lyon and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, depending on the nature of proceedings and competent courts.
To follow the firm’s updates and legal developments in health law, see the pages news and blog.
Health law notably covers medical errors, treatment accidents, hospital-acquired infections, disputes with healthcare institutions, and compensation claims.
Not necessarily. Early legal analysis is often useful to preserve evidence, organize expert assessment, and choose the most suitable procedure.
Yes, in some cases, an amicable resolution or a procedure before the CCI can provide compensation without full court litigation.
The firm is based in Lyon and can act more broadly depending on the dispute, competent court, and case needs.
You can contact the firm for an initial analysis of your situation and quickly define the strategy suited to your medical case.