Core practice
Healthcare activity involves technical responsibility, contractual relationships, ethical rules, data protection, and administrative decisions that call for legal attention specialized in the sector's context. MSC provides advisory and litigation services in matters involving professionals, clinics, medical practices, and healthcare organizations.
A legal reading of operations to identify points of concern before they turn into disputes.
Instruments that organize the relationships among partners, professionals, service providers, and the healthcare organization itself.
Consent forms, medical records, and care records suited to the procedure and to the actual care workflow.
Processing of personal health data under the LGPD (Brazil’s General Data Protection Law), internal policies, and the responsibilities of those who handle the information.
Review of professional communication in light of the resolutions that apply to healthcare advertising.
Preliminary inquiries and proceedings before Medical Councils, with individualized guidance.
Matters involving medical and hospital liability, with a documentary and technical analysis of the case.
Coverage, medications, ongoing therapies, hospitalization, and access to procedures.
How the work is organized
The relationship between patient care, management, regulation, and professional liability rarely fits a ready-made model. The same procedure may require different documentation depending on the specialty, the size of the service, and how the team is engaged.
That is why the work begins by reviewing what already exists: contracts, forms, medical records, care workflows, and internal policies. Based on this review, the analysis indicates what needs to be adjusted, what can be kept, and which risks call for monitoring.
The work covers both the preventive sphere — before a dispute arises — and defense in proceedings already underway, always with a technical understanding of the care context involved.
Legal entities
Preventive legal advisory to structure the documents, contracts, routines, and decisions that affect operations and relationships with patients, professionals, and suppliers.
Contracts and service agreementsInformed consent forms (TCLE) and care documentationGovernance and LGPD (Brazil’s General Data Protection Law)Compliance and internal routinesPreventive guidance on risk management
Healthcare professional
Legal work on professional and ethics-related matters, with a technical reading of the context and guidance aimed at protecting professional practice.
Preliminary inquiries and professional ethics proceedingsRegional Council of Medicine (CRM) and Federal Council of Medicine (CFM)Civil liabilityMedical advertisingPreventive consulting
If the matter involves both contexts, or if it is not yet clear which path applies, the direction can be defined at first contact.
Talk to the teamHigh-cost medications, medications not on standard lists, and cancer medications, within SUS (Brazil’s public health system) or through health plan operators.
Urgent situations involving hospitalization, hospital transfer, or surgical procedures.
Challenges to contractual rate increases and to coverage denials by health plans.
Home treatment, specialized therapies, and provision of prescribed supplies.
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