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- Seeking expert witness for medical malpractice involving Baclofen . . .
Medical Malpractice Lawyer Las Vegas, NV California California (800) 894-2889; View Profile; Answered
- Do I have a medical malpractice case for protocol breach and . . .
A: Based on your description, you may have a viable medical malpractice claim under California’s MICRA law (Cal Civ Proc Code § 340 5), which requires filing within one year of when you knew or should have known about the injury
- Can I pursue a medical malpractice case for ignored CSF leak?
A: You may have a valid medical malpractice claim based on the situation you've described Medical malpractice typically requires four elements: a duty of care existed, the doctor breached that standard of care, this breach caused your injury, and you suffered damages as a result
- Q: Can medical malpractice be claimed for delayed treatment causing . . .
A: I'm sorry to hear of your husband's conditions that apparently weren't treated properly To establish a valid malpractice case, you will need to have a qualified medical expert confirm that your husband's treating providers did not perform treatment that met the applicable standard of care and their breach caused or contributed to the conditions your husband now suffers from
- Q: Can a prison medical institution be sued for malpractice after . . .
A: Yes, a prison medical provider can be sued for medical malpractice under California law, including MICRA (Cal Civ Proc Code § 340 5), which allows one year from the date the injury was discovered or should have been discovered
- Whats the statute of limitations for a medical malpractice lawsuit in . . .
Given the complexity of these laws and the crucial importance of timing, I would strongly recommend consulting with a medical malpractice attorney as soon as possible An experienced attorney can evaluate the specific details of your situation, determine exactly how the statute applies to your case, and ensure all procedural requirements are
- Is unnotified ovary removal during surgery medical malpractice . . .
A: Yes, removing your ovary without notifying you or clearly documenting it may be considered medical malpractice Informed consent is a legal and ethical requirement, and unless the ovary was removed to save your life in an emergency, the doctor should have obtained your consent or explained it afterward
- Q: Can misleading medical advice be malpractice in Michigan?
In Michigan, medical malpractice can involve not only errors during treatment but also a failure to provide accurate or reasonable medical advice If a doctor gave a diagnosis that no reasonable provider would have made under the same circumstances—and that misjudgment led to serious harm or unnecessary suffering—it could be considered
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