Medical Malpractice

Medical Malpractice Suits Hard to Prove

Many Victims–but Very Few Malpractice Suits. Why? Study after study–by the National Academy of Science’s Institute of Medicine, the National Institute of Health, major medical schools and others, has conclude that hundreds of thousands of people die every year in this country because of medical malpractice.  Hundreds of thousands, probably millions, of other people are […]

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Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Help Everyone

Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Help Everyone Talk radio hosts and insurance lobbyists have made their careers criticizing people who file suit – as if using the courts guaranteed by the Constitution was dirty. Who is funding all this talk? People who get sued and their insurance companies, of course. Powerful people and their insurance companies don’t

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The Meaning of “Wrongful Death”

Wrongful Death Lawsuits At my firm we handle a variety of Wrongful Death lawsuits.  Because we work on so many medical malpractice cases, most of the Wrongful Death suits we handle are also medical malpractice cases.  Just yesterday, I had a client call us about a medical malpractice case, but she wanted to know if

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When Hysterectomy Surgery Goes Wrong

The Common Surgery That Can Be Uncommonly Dangerous Hysterectomy surgery–in which a woman’s uterus is removed–is an extremely common surgery.  Tens of thousands of American women have this operation done every year.  Over the last several decades, improvements in equipment and techniques have made this operation much safer and easier on the women patients.  But only

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Why Good Doctors Won’t Testify Against Bad Doctors

The “Conspiracy of Silence” in Medical Malpractice Cases             In a medical malpractice case the injured patient is required to prove his case with expert testimony from another professional to the effect that the defendant failed to provide proper care to the plaintiff.             Such testimony is often required to even start a case:  in

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