Medical Malpractice Suits: Death By Medicine

A recent report has found that Americans are more frightened of dying from a medical error than dying in a plane crash, and rightfully so. Medical errors cause more deaths in the United States annually than car crashes, AIDS, or breast cancer. This is the equivalent of a 280-person jumbo jet crashing every day of the year. How can our healthcare system let this happen and what can you do to protect yourself and your family?

15 Key Deposition Techniques in a Medical Malpractice Case

How to take a doctor's medical malpractice deposition. Learn Deposition Techniques that will help you conduct your deposition.

What Went Wrong? Proving Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice, though usually defined rather broadly in the court of public opinion, is often difficult to prove in a court of law. Extensive criteria must be met for malpractice to be found by a court of law, and fully two-thirds of all medical malpractice cases are won by the defendant.

Medical Malpractice Law: An Overview

Medical malpractice law is a branch of personal injury law that deals with pain and suffering coming as a result of gross mistakes, negligence or bad judgment on the part of a doctor, hospital or other care provider.

Top 5 Ways To Prove You Have a Valid Malpractice Case

Learn what New York Medical Malpractice lawyers look for to see if you have a valid malpractice case.

Malpractice - In Sweden

This is about the husband of an associate (I will call him Denis) who was treated for his tumor and how it took 9 years before the doctors found it and removed it. A really bad case of malpractice.

7 Ways You Know You Survived Medical Malpractice in 2006

7 Ways You Know You Survived Medical Malpractice in 2006; You're alive, you can walk, you can talk, you can tie your shoes, you can eat, you can see, and you can recognize your family.

Malpractice - Medical Malpractice Statistics

An article showing some medical malpractice statistics in the United States.

Malpractice - Psychiatric Malpractice Part I

First in a 2 part series on psychiatric malpractice.

Malpractice - Error Or Accident

An article about error versus accident when applied to determining malpractice.

How Much Money Is Your Malpractice Case Worth?

Every injured victim that walks into a lawyers office wants to know how much their case is worth. Some don't really care about the money; some want revenge. Some want the doctor's license revoked; some want the hospital punished. Then again, some want total and full compensation. Read how a lawyer determines what your case is worth.

Appendicitis Surgery and Malpractice

Appendicitis is known to be a surgical disease, as it commonly requires removal of the inflamed vermiform appendix, a tubular prominence of the cecum. Appendicitis occurs due to infection of the vermiform appendix, which becomes enlarged and irritated.

Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

Medical malpractice litigations are more often than not termed trivial by the health care sector. The health care community is of the belief that such lawsuits are nothing but an undesirable means of obtaining large amounts of money in a very short period of time. However, the reality is that malpractice lawsuits are indispensable for sufferers of medical negligence.

Medical Malpractice - NY Lawyers No Longer Required To Ask Clients To Pay Them Back If Case Lost

A new law in New York just went into effect the other day. Lawyers no longer are required to pursue their clients for expenses the lawyers incurred on their behalf in unsuccessful lawsuits, in cases where the lawyers' fee was payable only if the client won.