Is it true that if a patient is injured through no fault of yours you could still be liable for negligence?

Yes, it is possible to be liable for negligence even if a patient is injured through no fault of yours. This can occur if you fail to meet the standard of care expected in your profession, leading to harm. For example, if a healthcare provider neglects to follow established protocols or guidelines, they could be found negligent, regardless of the circumstances of the injury. Liability is determined by the presence of a breach in duty of care, not solely by fault.