Medical Malpractice

What Are Some Common Medical Errors?

Published on November 29, 2022

Medical malpractice has become the third leading cause of death in the U.S, a little-known fact that we should all find shocking. While we like to think we are in safe hands in a medical environment, the truth is that medical errors happen every day, sometimes with life-changing or catastrophic results. When a doctor or Read More…

What Happens When Medical Malpractice Leads to a Wrongful Death?

Published on November 20, 2022

Medical malpractice is a growing problem in the United States. New studies shockingly reveal that medical malpractice is now the third leading cause of death, causing 250,000 deaths annually. Most people believe they are in safe hands in a medical facility and that doctors and medical staff adhere rigidly to the highest standard of care. Read More…

Brain Injuries as a Result of Medical Malpractice

Published on November 7, 2022

When we go to a hospital or clinic, we naturally expect the doctors and staff to make our health and safety their top priority. While we may assume that we are in a safe place in a medical setting, the truth is that medical malpractice is a serious issue in the United States, impacting a Read More…

How Do I File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit in Arizona?

Published on October 6, 2022

You file a medical malpractice lawsuit in Arizona in the proper court of jurisdiction. If you have not filed a claim with the insurer, it is critical to engage in the negotiation process before filing a petition with the local court. You may also have to file a complaint against the licensed healthcare provider in Read More…

What Are the Most Common Medical Errors?

Published on September 28, 2022

The most common medical errors include improper testing procedures, surgical errors, medication errors, misdiagnoses, and early hospital release. A medical error should never happen since healthcare providers hold a general and medical duty of care. Failing to meet these duties can lead to a medical malpractice case on behalf of injury victims or, in matters Read More…

How Can Medical Negligence Result in a Spinal Cord Injury?

Published on September 16, 2022

Medical negligence can result in a spinal cord injury if the licensed healthcare provider fails to meet their general or medical care duties. This standard requires physicians to act in a manner that another reasonable physician would have for the given circumstances. Otherwise, their actions could result in a spinal cord injury and medical negligence Read More…

Defective Medical Devices: What to Do if You’ve Been Injured

Published on September 15, 2022

Visit a licensed healthcare provider if a defective medical device injures you. You will want to visit with a physician different from the individual you believe is responsible for your injuries. If this second opinion confirms that a medical device caused your injuries, get legal advice from a Phoenix, Arizona medical malpractice lawyer about holding Read More…

Medical Malpractice & Anesthesia Errors: Who Is Liable?

Published on September 6, 2022

One or several parties are liable for anesthesia errors in a medical malpractice claim, including the physician, anesthesiologist, nursing staff, manufacturers, or distributors. Under ARS Section 12-561, you have the legal right to file a medical malpractice claim against a licensed healthcare provider if they made an anesthesia error that resulted in a personal injury Read More…

What to Consider Before Filing a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit

Published on June 10, 2022

Medical errors happen more often than we as patients would like to think.  When you suffer injuries at the hands of a caregiver, surgeon, or medical facility, you may wonder if your situation meets the criteria needed for a medical malpractice lawsuit. There are some key points to consider before pursuing any type of lawsuit Read More…

Can I File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit After a Drug Recall?

Published on June 10, 2022

A patient might file a medical malpractice lawsuit against their doctor or medical provider after a drug recall only if the doctor or medical practitioner who prescribed the drug was negligent in doing so and the patient suffered harm as a result.  When a doctor or provider prescribes a drug for its intended purposes as Read More…