200,000 Americans die each year from Medical Malpractice and thousands are severely and permanently injured. Patient safety and protection is my practice. Please check out the link page for additional safety information to protect you and your family. Medical Malpractice results if a doctor injures his or her patient by using a skill or rendering care that is less than that which could be expected from a reasonable competent doctor or other health care provider in diagnosing or treating the same condition.
The term "Medical Malpractice" applies to a great many professionals in the medical field, such as doctors, nurses, physician assistants, chiropractors, psychologists, dentists, pharmacists, therapists, and other health care providers. Millions suffer physically, emotionally, and financially from medical malpractice. By knowing your rights, you will be empowered to make informed decisions when dealing with medical organizations, insurance companies, and their staff.
The term "Medical Malpractice" applies to a great many professionals in the medical field, such as doctors, nurses, physician assistants, chiropractors, psychologists, dentists, pharmacists, therapists, and other health care providers. Millions suffer physically, emotionally, and financially from medical malpractice. By knowing your rights, you will be empowered to make informed decisions when dealing with medical organizations, insurance companies, and their staff.
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Litigation can be an expensive and time consuming effort.
The law does not provide compensation for every death or injury.
Each state has different laws to address the issue of who should receive compensation and under what circumstances.
The business community and insurance companies have made tremendous efforts to convince citizens that much litigation is frivolous and should be prevented.
As a result, juries are much less likely to award fair compensation based upon these efforts.
Misguided politicians have passed legislation which limits the access to the courts and the legal rights of victims and injured parties.
The law does not provide compensation for every death or injury.
Each state has different laws to address the issue of who should receive compensation and under what circumstances.
The business community and insurance companies have made tremendous efforts to convince citizens that much litigation is frivolous and should be prevented.
As a result, juries are much less likely to award fair compensation based upon these efforts.
Misguided politicians have passed legislation which limits the access to the courts and the legal rights of victims and injured parties.
A person or their estate, injured or killed in an automobile accident can potentially sue for the injuries and damages sustained.
Each state has different laws which may effect the parties sued and the damages which can be obtained.
Compensation can be based on fault, no-fault, or a blend of each.
Different laws may apply depending upon several factors including the exact nature of the accident, the location of the accident, the residency of the parties, and the negligence involved.
It is critically important that those individuals seeking compensation on behalf of themselves or others carefully communicate with a competent attorney who is interested in representing them.
Each state has different laws which may effect the parties sued and the damages which can be obtained.
Compensation can be based on fault, no-fault, or a blend of each.
Different laws may apply depending upon several factors including the exact nature of the accident, the location of the accident, the residency of the parties, and the negligence involved.
It is critically important that those individuals seeking compensation on behalf of themselves or others carefully communicate with a competent attorney who is interested in representing them.
Birth trauma is defined as the "injury that occurs" to a child around the time of delivery.
This usually includes all events in the labor, delivery of the child, and the immediate post-delivery care.
Birth trauma cases result in such injury as hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), Cerebral Palsy and muscle weakness of the upper extremities (Erb's Palsy).
Some injuries, especially brain injuries affecting the thinking process, may not become apparent for several years.
The need for a ventilator after birth.
This usually includes all events in the labor, delivery of the child, and the immediate post-delivery care.
Birth trauma cases result in such injury as hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), Cerebral Palsy and muscle weakness of the upper extremities (Erb's Palsy).
Some injuries, especially brain injuries affecting the thinking process, may not become apparent for several years.
The need for a ventilator after birth.
That this failure substantially contributed to an injury suffered by the patient; Cancer cases can arise from many different types of cancer.
Common cases include breast cancer, colon cancer, and lung cancer.
The failure to properly monitor a patient, order appropriate tests, or send the patient to a specialist, can result in severe injuries or even death.
Delay in diagnosis is the most common theory serving as the foundation of a cancer claim.
The family of a patient who died from cancer can also bring a wrongful death claim.
Common cases include breast cancer, colon cancer, and lung cancer.
The failure to properly monitor a patient, order appropriate tests, or send the patient to a specialist, can result in severe injuries or even death.
Delay in diagnosis is the most common theory serving as the foundation of a cancer claim.
The family of a patient who died from cancer can also bring a wrongful death claim.
What is "medical malpractice?"
Medical malpractice is a broad term generally used to describe any treatment, lack of treatment, or other departure from accepted standards of medical care, health care, or safety on the part of a health care provider that causes harm to a patient.
Examples of medical malpractice are too numerous to list.
Medical malpractice can include, however, misdiagnosis, improper treatment, failure to treat, delay in treatment, failure to perform appropriate follow-up, prescription errors, etc.
Medical malpractice is a broad term generally used to describe any treatment, lack of treatment, or other departure from accepted standards of medical care, health care, or safety on the part of a health care provider that causes harm to a patient.
Examples of medical malpractice are too numerous to list.
Medical malpractice can include, however, misdiagnosis, improper treatment, failure to treat, delay in treatment, failure to perform appropriate follow-up, prescription errors, etc.
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