Category: Medical Malpractice

Victims of medical negligence may wonder, “are hospitals liable for staph infections?” A hospital may be held liable for staph infections in patients if there

Medical errors are the third most common cause of death for Americans. Each year, nearly 400,000 people die as a result of errors made by trained

Medicare fraud is a problem not only for the government and taxpayers, but for individual patients as well. What is Medicare fraud? Medicare fraud presents

Chiropractic malpractice can cause serious spinal injuries or even death. Chiropractors owe their patients a duty of care to follow established medical standards and norms.

Paresthesia refers to sensations associated with a “numb” feeling in an area of the body. For some people, paresthesia can mean a complete loss of

Medical malpractice – one of the most common types of personal injury lawsuits – occurs any time a doctor, hospital, mental health care professional, or

Home health care negligence can cause patients serious injuries, or even death. Home health care providers owe patients a duty of care to act as

Signs of nursing home neglect include sudden changes in behavior, unexplained bruises or wounds, and sedation. Victims of nursing home neglect or abuse may have

What happens if a doctor makes a mistake? Victims may be able to bring a medical malpractice claim against the negligent doctor or hospital. They