Category Archive: Medical Malpractice

  • How Much Money Can I Sue a Hospital for MRSA Infection?

    Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection is a bacterial infection that doesn’t usually get better with many antibiotics used to treat ordinary staph infections. MRSA infections are common in hospitalized people or residents in healthcare settings like nursing homes. Since MRSA infections are difficult to treat, they often spread to other organs and may become life-threatening. The disease may affect your lungs, heart, bones, bloodstream, and joints. A healthcare provider or a health institution may be liable for injury- read more
  • Examples of Malpractice in Counseling

    When people speak about medical malpractice, they often refer to a physician issuing a wrong prescription, misdiagnosis, or surgical error. Many people fail to consider the possible misconduct of other health providers, like therapists, who are sometimes negligent. The nature of psychological treatment puts patients in a vulnerable position. According to a study by the National Library of Medicine, mental health practitioners had a complaint rate that was more than double that of physicians. Patients are often dissatisfied with counselors' read more
  • What Is the Difference between Negligence and Malpractice?

    Patients trust medical providers with their lives whenever they seek treatment in health facilities. Therefore, medical standards expect healthcare providers to perform their duties with utmost care and professionalism. If a medical provider fails in this duty, you can bring a malpractice claim to hold them accountable for injuries they cause. When a medical provider's actions or inactions fall below the professional standard of care, their behavior constitutes medical negligence. If a medical provider's negligence causes a patient to suffer an read more
  • Negligence in EMS (Emergency Medical Services)

    Healthcare professionals who offer emergency medical services are expected to uphold a standard of care to any patient under their watch. Even so, emergency medical professionals can be negligent or make mistakes that harm a patient. Ambulance or emergency room negligence or errors have devastating consequences for patients, including life-changing injuries or complications. For instance, despite a patient being allergic to a specific medication, providers might administer it anyway, worsening the victim's condition. Fortunately, personal injury read more
  • What Do Surgeons Say When They Mess Up?

    A John Hopkins report over an 8 year-period revealed more than 250,000 deaths per year due to medical errors. This makes medical malpractice one of the leading causes of death in the United States. Despite the high prevalence of medical mistakes, healthcare providers often aggressively defend against malpractice claims and deny liability for patient harm. Patients bringing medical malpractice claims often have an uphill battle, and they need the right legal representation from a medical malpractice lawyer NJ. This is especially true in the event read more
  • What Is Considered Pharmacist Misconduct?

    Health professionals have a strict duty of care when treating their patients. These include pharmacists, who are expected to act with honesty and integrity as required by their medical professional code of ethics. Unfortunately, 7,000 to 9,000 patients die every year due to medication errors, including pharmacist misconduct, as reported by the National Institutes of Health. Lots of other patients experience adverse reactions to medication and other complications. Pharmacist misconduct is considered when a pharmacist's behavior falls below the read more
  • What can a doctor do that a nurse practitioner cannot?

    Medical malpractice cases can be complex and challenging to navigate, especially for victims seeking justice and compensation. Understanding the roles and capabilities of healthcare professionals involved in your case is crucial. In the context of medical malpractice, it is important to know the difference between the responsibilities of a doctor and a nurse practitioner. When a nurse practitioner oversteps and acts like a doctor, they might make mistakes that lead to injuries and medical malpractice. Retaining the services of experienced New read more
  • New Jersey Medical Malpractice Statute Of Limitations

    According to the American Medical Association, one in three clinicians is sued at least once during their career. Many of these medical professionals are sued because of medical malpractice. So, if you've experienced medical malpractice firsthand, don't believe there is nothing you can do about it. Although medical malpractice lawsuits are complex, with an experienced attorney like the ones at Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C., on your side, you can obtain compensation and justice for your injuries. Yet, to ensure you have a chance at this, you need to read more

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