What constitutes medical malpractice? Medical malpractice refers to the instance when a patient suffers harm due to the actions of a healthcare provider, whether a doctor, nurse, hospital staff or the hospital itself. When injuries occur due to the error or mistakes of ...
Read MoreThe use of telehealth has exploded during the Covid-19 pandemic, and with infection rates continuing into the fall and prospects of a vaccine still ...
View MoreDoctor visits happen for a wide variety of reasons including for preventative yearly exams, to keep an eye on potentially worrisome issues, for ...
View MoreA recently filed medical malpractice, wrongful-death lawsuit asserts that a negligent surgical error caused a man’s death. According to the lawsuit, a ...
View MoreWith Covid 19 stretching our hospitals to capacity, and requiring doctors, nurses and other hospital staff work outside their areas of expertise, ...
View MoreAccording to statistics, roughly one-third to one-half of all physicians face medical malpractice actions during their career, and for those that have ...
View MoreIf you’ve been injured as the result of the negligence of others, it may be possible to recover damages. Types of damages include lost wages, medical ...
View MoreThose who have suffered the tragic loss of a family member due to the negligence of another may wonder whether to bring a wrongful death claim, or one ...
View MoreAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues, telemedicine and telehealth are becoming increasingly necessary methods for doctors to reach patients and provide ...
View MoreMedical malpractice remains one of the leading causes of death in the United States, third behind cancer and heart disease. There are many various ...
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