It is our intention to help to preserve the legal rights of medical malpractice victims by educating our readers as to what their rights may actually be; what laws may apply; how frequent similar accidents occur; who may be legally at fault; time limits (statute of limitations) for taking action; and so on. It is our hope that by doing so, medical malpractice victim/survivors will gain a better understanding of their own legal rights and more wrongdoers will be held accountable.
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Accidental deaths rising in America The leading cause of accidental deaths is now overdose and accidental poisoning, which killed 42,000 people in 2014, a quadruple increase since 1998. -
Woman Given Flu Shot Instead of Birth Control Files Lawsuit Instead of her customary birth control injection, a clinic worker accidentally gave her a flu shot. Can there be such thing as a “wrongful life” case? -
Often the Diagnosis is the Malpractice part of "Medical Malpractice" Many medical malpractice cases come as a result of what the medical and legal industries refer to as “never events,” which are a series of mistakes or errors that should never happen because of how egregious and downright careless they are. -
Pediatricians, Medical Malpractice, and Child Injury Law Medical malpractice, particularly regarding pediatricians and children, has become a more prominent topic in the legal industry as more and more cases of child injuries and even abuse come to light in the United States. -
Study Reveals Injection Risks from Dirty Needles in U.S. Hospitals Dr. Ken Kizer, MD coined the term “never events” to define medical errors or malpractice that are inexcusable and should never happen. Dirty needles are one of them -
Medical Care Is One of Today’s Leading Causes of Death Americans typically head for hospitals and emergency rooms to receive medical care for injuries and ailments they suffer as a result of an unfortunate incident or persisting medical conditions. -
Most Common Types of Unnecessary Surgery In a recent data analysis of U.S. hospital records, USA Today found that doctors perform or prescribe unnecessary surgery to thousands of patients every year in the United States. -
Birth Injuries: Devastating Cases Require High Burden of Proof Birth injuries often result in years of medical bills, special needs assistance and specialized care. These situations are always devastating to the family of the child -
How the Worst Hospitals in the U.S. Treat Their Patients It was uncovered in a study that the worst hospitals in the U.S. treat twice the proportion of elderly black patients and poor patients than the best hospital and their patients are more likely to die of pneumonia and heart attacks. -
Medical Malpractice: Patient Safety Tips for Avoiding Medical Mistakes These days, hospital patients have to constantly be wary about the chances that they become a victim of medical malpractice or some other form of medical mistake. -
Tort Reform: Malpractice Awards Don’t Impact Cost of Medical Care If you’ve ever paid attention to the conversation regarding tort reform and medical malpractice claims, you are likely aware of one of the most common arguments coming from -
Johnson & Johnson to Discontinue Surgical Mesh Implants Pelvic organ prolapse is a troubling condition that causes the pelvic organs to slip out of place and typically requires corrective surgery that has, in recent years, included the application of transvaginal surgical mesh