What Are Doctors’ Legal Obligations to Patients?
When you see a doctor, you expect them to use their knowledge and skills to help you feel better. You’re paying for their services the same way you would pay a painter to paint your house. But what if you don’t feel better after seeing a doctor? What if you feel worse? Can you demand…
Medical Malpractice
Do I Need a Lawyer for Medical Malpractice?
You went in the hospital doors sick…and came out more sick. What happened? Someone must have made a mistake during your care, and you want to hold them responsible. But you don’t know where to start, so you’re searching for legal advice for medical malpractice. In this article, we’ll tell you where you can get…
Medical Malpractice
How to File a Medical Negligence Claim
It’s infuriating when you contract a service but don’t get what you pay for. You might complain to the company in question. But what about medical services? Can you file a complaint against your doctor for “bad service”? In some cases, you can. It’s called a medical negligence claim. What is Medical Negligence? Who decides…
Medical Malpractice
Most Common Reasons to Sue a Hospital
If a doctor makes a mistake and injures you, that’s who you should go after with a lawsuit. Right? Not necessarily. Your hospital could also be responsible for the error. Just like doctors, medical institutions can find themselves in legal hot water. From medication errors to private info leaks, to unfair treatment, let’s uncover the…
Medical Malpractice
Lawyers Specializing in Medical Malpractice
When your health fails you, you turn to doctors for help. But when doctors fail you, who can you turn to? Look for lawyers specializing in medical malpractice—they’re the kind of attorneys who can help you obtain compensation when you’re injured from a medical mistake. In 2016, researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine said medical errors…
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Can I File a Central Pontine Myelinolysis Lawsuit?
A prolonged bout of vomiting. Consuming too much alcohol. Running for miles without proper hydration. What do these circumstances have in common? All of them are reasons why someone’s blood sodium levels might sink like a torpedoed ship. The “fix” for low sodium levels is to raise them back up with an intravenous saline solution…