Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Maryland

I doubt any malpractice attorney would take such a case. You would need to provide a lot more details to determine if there was some legitimate basis for this. For example, if you were there for a general physical, you would expect the doc or even a physician's assistant to use a stethoscope to listen to your heartbeat, which would involve potentially touching your breast. Or they might be doing an exam for lumps in the breast area. I agree it would be good practice to forewarn you, but it wouldn't be the basis for a suit. Now if you're suggesting there was some fondling of a sexual nature, that would perhaps be a basis for a complaint to the local medical society.