Ever thought how a surgery—intended to heal—can sometimes lead to devastating consequences? Every year, thousands of surgeries lead to complications that aren’t just unfortunate, but preventable as well. While many of these risks come along with certain surgical...
Preventable infections are a common injury that leads to medical malpractice lawsuits and consequent medical records analysis to extract the important medical evidence. Patients who seek medical...
Medical negligence occurs when a provider fails to take the right action when caring for a patient. Negligence can include injuries during birth, surgical errors, and mistreatment in a care home,...
In the backdrop of rising incidents of medical malpractice errors in the United States, medical record reviews are crucial for attorneys litigating medical malpractice lawsuits. A medical...
According to a 1999 report from the Physician Insurers Association of America (PIAA), errors in diagnosis are the core reason for medical malpractice lawsuits. The lawsuit prevalence involving...
Medical malpractice cases due to medical errors in orthopedic procedures are common due to the high risk involved in the treatment procedures. Most of the orthopedic medical claims are sought for...
A medical malpractice lawsuit is filed when a doctor or other medical professional’s negligence has directly resulted in serious injury to a patient. However, in certain cases, patients may also be...
Medical records and their accurate review are of immense significance in medical malpractice cases. Our medical record review company assists medical malpractice, mass tort and personal injury...
Medical malpractice cases hang by the thread of evidence that thrives in medical records. Attorneys rely on accurate, well-organized medical record analysis to determine whether malpractice occurred...
A medical malpractice case arises when a medical professional such as a doctor, nurse, or other specialist fails to act according to the proper standard of care towards a patient, thereby injuring...
During surgery or other medical procedures, anesthesia is administered to prevent patients from feeling pain. Administered by an anesthesiologist, there are three types of anesthesia - local (to...
