What constitutes a material discloseable risk in a personal injury application?

Aside from what could be basic and generally known risks, a classification of possibilities is necessary to determine what constitutes a material discloseable risk. The court, in Hopp v. Leppe, recognized that there are some possibilities that have grave consequences if materialized. The seriousness of the consequence may make for enhanced materiality and may very well transcend the remoteness of the possibility to in fact require disclosure. The court did not seek to include within such risks, those risks described above as being within the public domain.