Medical science is more advanced than it’s ever been. Despite that, childbirth still carries substantial risks for both mothers and babies. If you or your baby have been injured during the process of a C-section, you may wonder whether you have any legal recourse. Fortunately, in many cases, you do. The best way to understand Continue Reading..
A delayed diagnosis can have life-changing consequences. If your doctor fails to identify an illness in time, the result could be unnecessary pain, prolonged suffering, or even irreversible harm. Medical conditions like cancer, infections, and heart disease often require urgent treatment. A delay could mean the difference between recovery and severe complications. If you
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A controversial study by Johns Hopkins University concluded that medical errors are the third-leading cause of death in the U.S., killing over 250,000 patients annually. A later study by the same university concluded that as many as 795,000 patients are killed or permanently disabled annually by diagnostic mistakes. Even if these statistics overestimate the number
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The birth of your child should be one of the happiest moments of your life, but if medical negligence has transformed this event into a nightmare, it can be tough to know what your next steps should be. Filing a personal injury claim can be the best way to recover damages for what you and
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Learning that your child has cerebral palsy can be devastating. It might be even more upsetting if the injury occurred as a result of a healthcare provider’s negligent or wrongful conduct. You may not know what legal options you have available and could be overwhelmed with the thought of needing to provide ongoing medical care
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When pursuing a medical malpractice or negligence claim, it’s important to understand that proving your case hinges on establishing that the medical professional owed you a duty of care, that they breached this duty, and that the breach directly caused harm. But what exactly does “duty of care” mean, and how does it impact you
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