Medical law deals with a number of different areas, including the law surrounding ethics, confidentiality, and power of attorney. It also consists of anti-kickback laws, as well as living wills. If you are involved in any of these areas, then you will want to speak with an attorney about how these laws may apply to […]
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If you have ever been involved in a medical negligence claim, you’ll know it can be a stressful experience. This is because the process can take quite a long time. While the process is regulated by law, it can also be incredibly confusing. Understanding how it works before putting your money on the line is […]
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Two simple questions can help determine whether a healthcare provider is practicing malpractice. These questions include Failure to treat, Failure to diagnose, Failure to warn, and causation. In addition, damage that may have been caused by the inability to treat should be considered. Failure to diagnose Whether through a delayed diagnosis or misdiagnosis, Failure to […]
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Whether you can sue a doctor for negligence will depend on the facts. If you have been harmed by a negligent doctor, you will need to prove that the doctor was responsible for your injuries and that the doctor acted in a manner that caused you to suffer. Establishing a duty of care Whether you […]
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A medical professional can commit malpractice by failing to diagnose or treat a patient appropriately. This could include failing to provide informed consent. It could also include failing to treat a patient while he or she is under anesthesia. The signs of malpractice include failing to complete an examination or relying on a few basic […]
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There are two types of legal negligence: Gross negligence and contributory negligence. To prove negligence, a plaintiff must show that the attorney’s actions caused a negative legal outcome. While failure may be less severe than malpractice, it still requires proof that the attorney’s efforts directly resulted in the adverse effect. Medical malpractice Medical malpractice is […]
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There are several types of errors that may qualify as medical malpractice. These can range from misdiagnosis to prescription errors. Other errors can involve improper communication within the medical community or even negligence during childbirth. In some cases, patients may be left without proper treatment for months or even years. Misdiagnosis Misdiagnosis is one of […]
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The legal term “medical malpractice” refers to care provided by a doctor to a patient whose condition or injury was already present when the doctor began treatment. Medical malpractice can occur if the doctor fails to follow accepted medical practices. The standard of care in medical malpractice lawsuits is what a competent doctor would do […]
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Medical malpractice is one of the most common types of medical malpractice involves misdiagnosis. As the name suggests, misdiagnosis is when a doctor makes a diagnosis that is not in line with the patient’s symptoms. Instead, doctors use a process of elimination to narrow down the possibilities and order tests to find clues about a […]
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Several factors will determine whether you are eligible to claim medical negligence. These factors include direct cause, the preponderance of the evidence, damages, and time to file the claim. Getting this information right will help you make a successful claim. If you have questions, feel free to contact us. The preponderance of the evidence The […]
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