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Disclaimer/Terms of Use

The facts, opinions, and links available on this web site are not meant to serve as legal or medical advice. Any persons considering cosmetic surgery or considering filing a medical malpractice suit, should thoroughly research his/her issues carefully and should seek the advice of professionals in the respective fields.

In an attempt to be a helpful resource, we have linked to several outside web sites. VictimTwice.com and Shellie Beverlin have not been paid endorsement fees by any of the institutions we have linked to. The hyperlinks to outside Internet sites are provided solely as a convenience to users of the VictimTwice Internet site. VictimTwice has made a limited effort to determine that these links function properly. However, linked sites are not under the control of VictimTwice and we are not responsible for the contents of any linked site, or any link contained in a linked site. If you access a site by means of the link provided by VictimTwice, you are responsible for confirming the identity and authenticity of any site you visit and transact business with. The inclusion of a link does not imply or constitute an endorsement by VictimTwice of the institution, its ownership or management, the products or services it offers, or any advertisers or sponsors appearing on the institution’s web site.

If you are the owner of one of the sites we have linked to and you would like us to remove the link to your site, please let us know by completing our contact form and we will remove the link.

While this site was very difficult and painful to create, I, Shellie Beverlin, feel that my story is very important to tell, as I know it can and will help others. I have made every effort possible to be factual and accurate. In order to tell my story I have quoted many facts and statements brought out as a result of the trial. Many of the assertions made by me of the people on the site are strictly my opinion. The reader should draw his/her own opinions/conclusions and not take the writer’s opinions as facts. I have made an honest attempt to explain the facts of my surgery and trial in an effort to help others who may be facing the decisions I had to make, or who may be going through a similar situation. I have not knowingly or intentionally made any false or misleading statements regarding any persons or entities involved with my surgery or trial. There are places on this site where my opinion of a person or a situation may be apparent, but I do not wish to — and have made every effort not to — demean anyone. I think it is important to regard every individual in high esteem and to respect each others’ feelings and abilities, but I also think it is necessary to share one’s own story to help others. I have tried my best to tell my story honestly and completely while keeping all persons involved reflected in the best possible light.

References

Brendon Sager, “Cosmetic Surgeons are Hard to Combat in Courtroom.” Kansas City Business Journal, August 15, 1997, v15 n48, p 22.

Cook County Clerk of Court, Chicago

Robert Wiener, “Small Firm Attorneys Face the Most Disciplinary Actions.”

Vincent, Young and Phillips. “Why do people sue doctors?” The Lancet 343.8913 (1994): 1609-1613.