Category: Medical Malpractice

Understanding Spina Bifida Birth Defects

What is Spina Bifida? Spina bifida is a birth defect that affects a baby’s spine. In the United States, spina bifida is the most common type of birth defect that causes permanent disabilities. It occurs early in the mother’s pregnancy, usually within the first month — often before the mother even knows she is pregnant. […]

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What Evidence Is Important in Medical Malpractice Cases?

What Evidence Is Important in Medical Malpractice Cases?

Proving a medical malpractice lawsuit requires you to present strong evidence demonstrating that the care you received fell below the expected standard of care and caused you to suffer serious injuries and calculable losses. When you file a medical malpractice lawsuit, the quality of your evidence will be a factor in the size of the […]

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Medical Negligence in Post-Operative Treatment

Doctors can make dangerous mistakes during any phase of a patient’s treatment. When patients think about the risks of surgery, they often think about what could happen during the operation itself. They may not consider the risks that continue afterward during the post-operative recovery period. Can You Sue if a Doctor Made a Mistake During […]

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What is “Pain and “Suffering” in a Medical Malpractice Case?

If you sue a doctor, other medical professional, or hospital for medical malpractice, you may receive two kinds of payments (called “damages”) to compensate you for the costs and losses you suffered as a result of the medical negligence. Economic and Non-Economic Damages   One kind of compensation is for concrete expenses, such as medical expenses […]

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