Medical Malpractice
Learn about medical malpractice. Injury lawsuits against doctors, hospitals, nurses and other health care professionals.
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Medical malpractice occurs when patients are harmed by the actions (or inaction) of doctors and other healthcare professionals. Common types of cases in this area of law include childbirth injuries, medical misdiagnosis, surgery errors, and hospital related infections. Learn about common types of medical malpractice and legal issues like informed consent, medical negligence, and damage caps in medical malpractice cases.
Start here to learn about medical malpractice cases, types of medical negligence and legal requirements for a lawsuit.
What makes for a medical malpractice case? What legal elements are required? Learn here.
Learn about common medical malpractice issues by reading through this set of questions and answers.
See the following articles for information on some of the more common kinds of medical malpractice cases.
What kinds of health care mistakes are behind most medical malpractice lawsuits?
The emergency room can be a hectic place, and may sometimes lead to serious mistakes and injuries.
How the wrong diagnosis or late diagnosis from your doctor can lead to a medical malpractice lawsuit.
If you are injured by a nurse's negligence, you may have a claim for medical malpractice.
The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) gives a legal remedy to people injured by childhood vaccines.
It's an unfortunate fact that newborn may sometimes fall victim to medical negligence. Learn more about medical malpractice and childbirth injury claims.
Learn about birth-related injuries to babies and mothers -- who cansue, and what damages may be recovered.
Medical malpractice and treatment mistakes before and during childbirth can cause babies to be born with cerebral palsy.
Medical malpractice claims are some of the most complicated in the area of injury law. Learn about some of the critical issues.
Hospitals are responsible for their employees' negligence and medical malpractice.
Informed consent is required before a medical procedure or treatment. Learn how it may affect a medical malpractice case.
In almost every medical malpractice case, a third party doctor (the expert witness) will need to show if and how the doctors error injured the plaintiff patient.
Medical malpractice damages can include recovery for pain and suffering, medical bills, and reduced quality of life.
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