People trust doctors to properly diagnose their ailments. While not all problems can be correctly diagnosed in a timely manner, medical professionals have the duty to properly diagnose those conditions that other medical professionals would have been successful in identifying. If they don’t, they can face liability for a misdiagnosis. Understanding Misdiagnosis Medical misdiagnosis refers Continue Reading..
Exploring the Issue of Surgical Errors in Belmont, NYC Welcome to the Silberstein, Awad, and Miklos blog! In this post, we will delve into the complex and often devastating issue of surgical errors in Belmont, NYC. When undergoing surgery, we trust that medical professionals will provide the highest standard of care. However, mistakes can happen, Continue Reading..
When it comes to stroke diagnosis, time is of the essence. The timely identification and treatment of a stroke can mean the difference between life and death, or between a full recovery and a lifetime of disability. Unfortunately, in Morgantown NYC, there have been cases where delayed stroke diagnosis has had devastating consequences for patients. Continue Reading..
Regarding healthcare, trust is a critical component that underlines the patient-doctor relationship. This connection is built around expectations and responsibilities. When something goes wrong, distinguishing between inadvertent errors and calculated negligence becomes crucial. The differences between these occurrences are intricate but essential. Understanding the differences will give you insight into the standards and ethics Continue Reading..
Victims who are injured in car crashes, medical malpractice incidents, and other accidents can pursue pain and suffering damages in many cases. However, pain and suffering, along with other forms of non-economic losses, don’t come with predetermined price tags. Without objective values, how do attorneys calculate the value of pain and suffering into a dollar Continue Reading..
New York was hit particularly hard by the COVID-19 outbreak. Healthcare providers scrambled to deal with a new threat that was sickening and killing thousands. Mistakes were made, some of them rising to the level of negligence and beyond. But with an illness as foreign as COVID-19, more mistakes than usual are to be expected, Continue Reading..
