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There are many examples of medical malpractice, from misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis to surgical errors, administering the wrong medication, and failing to order proper testing. But how do these mistakes happen in the first place? Sure, everyone is human, but we should all be able to expect competent, compassionate, and professional care when we visit

Hearing the term “medical malpractice” can evoke many a frightening thought. After all, no one wants to be unnecessarily harmed when they or a loved one are supposed to be in a healthcare professional’s knowledgeable, competent, and expert hands. Perhaps more alarming is the harsh belief that there is very little you can do to

Thousands of medical malpractice claims are filed annually, each telling a heartbreaking and unimaginable story. For instance, one case could involve a young mother of four who nearly lost her life due to a surgical instrument negligently left inside her after an operation. A father could nearly lose his son because of a severe medication

As a victim in your ongoing medical malpractice claim, you have likely experienced a range of financial, physical, and emotional burdens that you hope to be compensated for. Yes, there are the injuries or illnesses themselves, but perhaps yours are keeping you from working or simply enjoying life the way you always have. On top

Not many people look forward to visiting the doctor. Whether it is because of a broken arm, a minor but persistent illness, or an emergency, most of us would prefer to avoid these situations altogether or rest and recover at home. However, when these challenges arise, and medical intervention is both necessary and unavoidable, one