Abstract

Medical entities are, m.in. entrepreneurs within the meaning of the provisions of the Act – Entrepreneurs’ Law, who conduct business activity in all forms provided for its performance. The person authorized to manage such an entity and represent it externally is its manager, who may be a natural person, as well as the management board of a capital company. The entity authorized to manage a medical entity is liable under public law. Liability means an adverse effect for an entity that has violated certain legal norms by its actions, negligence or recklessness. In such a case, it is a question of identifying the guilty person in order to hold him liable, impose sanctions and demand compensation for the damage caused. Liability means an adverse effect for an entity that has violated certain legal norms by its actions, negligence or recklessness. In such a case, it is a question of identifying the guilty person in order to hold him liable, impose sanctions and demand compensation for the damage caused. On the basis of public law, criminal, penal-fiscal liability, tax, financial, official, as well as disciplinary and order liability can be distinguished. However, the most important conclusion for persons managing medical entities is the fact of constantly growing scope of liability and increasing financial sanctions for violation of new public law obligations.

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