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Afraid To Sue Your Doctor For Malpractice? Don’t Be.

If you believe you’ve been mistreated by your doctor, you might ask yourself “Can I sue my doctor for malpractice? Do I have a case? And if I do, how do I go about it?” Today we’re talking about bringing a doctor to court and getting compensation for malpractice. We’ll cover: What you can sue them…

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How To Sue The Hospital: You CAN Sue Your Hospital (& WIN!)

“I want to sue the hospital. But how? And can I win?” It’s a reasonable ask in many cases. And in those cases, the answer is yes: You can sue your hospital. And win. This typically takes 7 steps or so: 1. Check your statute of limitations. 2. Determine who to sue and why. 3. Set up…

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Questions to Ask Your Birth Injury Attorney at the First Meeting

Birth injury cases are civil lawsuits that provide victims and families with the opportunity to secure justice and financial compensation for the preventable harm they have suffered. Because birth injury claims involve concepts of medical malpractice – such as what constitutes substandard care and whether injuries could and should have been prevented – they can…

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How Do You Know If You’re Eligible to File a Birth Injury Lawsuit?

Birth injuries are serious matters, particularly when they lead to conditions that result in permanent disabilities that require lifelong treatment and care, such as cerebral palsy. Not all birth injuries can be attributed to medical malpractice, but if you believe a physician, nurse, or other medical professional made a careless mistake in the care or…

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What Is Central Pontine Myelinolysis?

  Any time a patient is already dealing with a serious condition, the idea of developing another serious problem is intimidating. Unfortunately, this happens and it happens quite often. As some conditions worsen, others may develop, causing the patient even more pain and suffering. One of these serious medical conditions is called central pontine myelinolysis,…

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Your Complete Birth Injury Guide

  From the moment a mother finds out she is pregnant, it is important to make sure proper monitoring is done and that the mother is completely aware of the situation. There are a number of factors of which to be aware, such as vital signs, heart rate, and glucose. The doctor must make sure…

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Brain injury compensation can help heal the whole family

  It’s well-known that brain injury is among the most serious types of injury a person can suffer. There is an immense amount of physical damage that can occur, but mental, psychological and emotional damage can occur as well. When brain injuries are the result of physician negligence or another preventable act of negligence, the…

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Can birth asphyxia brain injury be treated?

  Any type of physician error or nursing negligence can have harrowing effects on a Houston hospital patient. During labor and delivery, however, a doctor error can affect a baby’s life even before the child is born. In particular, brain injuries may be caused by a type of serious labor complication known as birth asphyxia.…

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Millions awarded in long-running birth injury case

  The decision to pursue a civil lawsuit regarding a birth injury is never an easy one. Sometimes, however, a lawsuit is the only means by which a Texas family can hold a negligent doctor or hospital accountable. Moreover, the settlement from such a lawsuit may be the only manner in which a family can…

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Woman Sues Doctors, Hospital Over Son’s Hypoxic Brain Injury

  Many expecting mothers in Texas are on some sort of prescription medication. The Centers for Disease Control note that about two-thirds of pregnant women take a prescription medication during their pregnancy. Doctors have a responsibility to ensure the medications they prescribe are appropriate for each patient, especially when it comes to pregnant women. For…

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