Hospital Negligence

Negligence in the hospital setting is often the result of the hospital’s negligent policies, procedures, staffing decisions, and administrative decisions.

Holding Hospitals Accountable

If you or a loved one have been injured as a result of negligent care at a hospital, then we may be able to help you get justice and protect your rights.

Compassion, Competence and Experience Set Lyons & Lyons Apart

Our attorneys are united by a commitment to represent individuals who have been wronged due to negligence. With over 150 years of combined experience in medical malpractice and negligence cases nationwide, we bring expertise to challenge any opposition. Your case will be treated with the utmost importance, ensuring personalized and focused legal representation. At our firm, rather than taking on many cases, we provide personalized legal guidance to individuals impacted by professional oversight. We advocate for our client’s rights, seeking accountability from healthcare professionals and the industry to foster a just recovery and a brighter outlook.

We are up for the Challenges You are Facing in a Hospital Negligence Case

Schedule a consultation today to discuss your case in a free initial consultation. Our team is well-equipped to investigate the details of your situation and ensure your concerns are addressed. We strive for a resolution that brings justice and contributes to positive change for the future. Our attorneys have successfully represented clients in cases involving hospital negligence, such as:

Birth Injuries
Misdiagnosis
Infections
Pharmaceutical Injuries
Surgical Errors
Nursing Mistakes
Use of Defective Medical Devices

Aspects of Hospital Negligence and Liability

“Standard of care” is a medical term that refers to the level of care a reasonably competent and skilled health care professional in that field would be expected to provide under the same circumstances. Hospitals are responsible for their staff and expected to maintain an environment that is safe, well-equipped, properly administered, and with well-trained staff in enough numbers to be able to provide high standards of care. Hospital staff comprises many individuals who make the running of a hospital possible, including:

Doctors
Nurses
Surgeons
Radiologists
Pharmacists
Clerical Staff
Janitorial Staff
Technicians
Food Services
IT Staff
And Other Executives, Support Staff, and Specialists

Examples of Hospital Negligence

Providing the proper standard of care requires constant supervision and inspection as well as an adequately staffed, well-organized team. Ensuring staff are properly trained and qualified for their role is also crucial. What might seem like a minor clerical error could have devastating results when it comes to patient care. Tired or overworked staff can make mistakes that can cause serious illness, injury or death. Examples of hospital negligence include:

Improperly Trained Personnel
Inadequate Staffing
Lost Records
Poor Sanitation
Out-Dated Equipment
Medication Errors
Surgical Mistakes
Insufficient or Unclear Communications
Insufficient or Unclear Care Instructions

Discuss Successfully Navigating Your Hospital Claim

Schedule a consultation with the team at Lyons & Lyons today. We are committed to helping our clients through adversity and paving the way for a better tomorrow.