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Proving that a healthcare provider was negligent when discharging their duties takes more than just telling your story. Medical procedures and treatments are complex, and simply saying something went wrong may not be enough to prove negligence. This is where expert...
"Will doctors treat me differently if they know I've sued a healthcare provider?" This question prevents many medical malpractice victims from pursuing valid claims. It is natural to worry about facing treatment refusal or discrimination during recovery. Understanding...
Physicians and other medical professionals have a duty to their patients. They should treat everyone with dignity and respect. Their goal should be to help, not harm. They have to understand a patient’s condition and help them secure the best treatment available....
Patients who are diagnosed with a chronic health condition often know that they will have to face certain challenges because of it. What they may not realize is that the chronic health condition they have could lead to problems when they need to obtain medical care. ...
When a pregnant patient enters a hospital, many departments can get involved fast. This often includes the obstetrician (OB), the emergency room (ER) and the labor and delivery (L&D) team. In North Carolina, breakdowns in communication between these teams can lead...
A medical malpractice case occurs when a patient suffers grievous harm due to mistakes or negligence during medical care. These situations can be overwhelming, especially when the injuries are severe. Taking immediate and informed action is important. From gathering...
If you suffered an injury because a doctor or hospital provided care late or made an avoidable mistake, you may wonder whether you still have time to file a medical malpractice claim. In North Carolina, specific deadlines may determine when you can start a claim, and...
Patients expect their medical care team to provide them with a suitable treatment plan to address their condition or complaints. If this doesn’t occur, the patient won’t receive the care they need. In the medical industry, doctors are bound to at least meet the...
There are many different types of medical malpractice that can harm patients. Doctors make mistakes during the diagnostic process or while administering treatment. Medication errors are also relatively common. Physicians can make mistakes during the prescribing...
Substance abuse among doctors is a serious problem that affects hospitals across the United States. While most medical professionals work hard to provide safe, effective care, some struggle with addiction. When substance abuse goes unnoticed or untreated, it can put...