Mary Was Told She Had Breast Cancer and Needed Immediate

Mary was told she had breast cancer and needed immediate drastic surgery to save her life.One breast was removed and she was sent for radiation treatment.The treatment was withheld due to the absence of evidence of cancer having ever been in Mary's system.Which of the following would most likely negatively influence the outcome of Mary's medical malpractice claim for wrongful surgery?

A) the cost of retaining experienced medical malpractice lawyers
B) the courts' policy of limiting compensation to errors and omissions insurance
C) provincial legislation that limits liability of medical professionals
D) the Canadian Medical Protection Association's specialized litigation experts