Medical Malpractice

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Medical Malpractice Overview Birth Injury Defective Medical Devices Hospital Negligence Medical Negligence Misdiagnosis Pharmaceutical Injuries Surgical Errors

Holding Healthcare Providers Accountable

Sometimes doctors, nurses, or other medical providers make preventable mistakes and a patient is injured or dies. A disease was misdiagnosed, lab results were misread, a surgery or other procedure went poorly. The patient was neglected, and complaints were ignored. Healthcare providers must follow fundamental standards of care in alignment with what competent medical professionals would do under similar circumstances. If they don’t, and a patient suffers an injury or dies, then those providers should be held accountable.

Understanding Your Rights and Seeking Compensation

Examples of medical malpractice:

Surgical errors and hospitalization errors
Emergency department lapses
Failure to properly monitor or follow up with the patient
Birth injuries to babies or mothers
Errors in the administration of anesthesia
Adverse reactions to drugs or procedures and drug interactions
Delays in diagnosing an illness

If you have found yourself in this situation, you may be a victim of medical malpractice and should contact our law firm immediately to discuss your legal rights. You may be owed compensation.

Medical Malpractice Overview

If you have found yourself in this situation, you should contact our law firm immediately to discuss your legal rights.

Birth Injury

Determining the exact number of birth injuries that occur every year due to medical negligence can be challenging due to factors such as the variability in how birth injuries are reported across different hospitals and states, underreporting, variations in how “medical negligence” is defined, settlements involving confidentiality agreements and other intricacies.

Defective Medical Devices

Medical devices can save your life or improve its quality, but they can also cause illness, pain, injury, and even death when they’re defective.

Hospital Negligence

Hospitals are accountable for the safety and well-being of their patients. If someone is harmed because a hospital didn’t provide the standard of care that is expected, then hospital negligence may have occurred.

Medical Negligence

Medical negligence is an act of omission or commission by a healthcare provider that deviates from the accepted standards of practice.

Misdiagnosis

Misdiagnosis of a patient’s condition can have serious repercussions. When a patient is harmed because of a healthcare professional’s misdiagnosis, negligence can become medical malpractice.

Pharmaceutical Injuries

Every year, more than 1.5 million Americans suffer illness, injury, or death due to errors in prescribing, dispensing, or taking medication, according to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. These people deserve compensation for the harm they have suffered using drugs developed by pharmaceutical companies and prescribed by physicians.

Surgical Errors

In the sphere of negligence and medical malpractice, surgical errors are considered preventable mistakes that were made during a surgery and caused the patient harm. These errors can have devastating results causing long term or permanent disability and fatalities.

Medical Malpractice

Holding Healthcare Providers Accountable

Understanding Your Rights and Seeking Compensation