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Medical malpractice occurs when a health care professionals, hospitals, doctors or provider neglect to provide appropriate treatment, omits to take an appropriate action, or gives substandard treatment that causes harm, injury, or death to a patient. The Malpractice or negligence normally involves a medical error. This could be in diagnosis medication dosage, health management, treatment, or aftercare. Medical malpractice is a specific subset of tort law that deals with professional negligence.
Negligence that rises to the level of medical malpractice can occur in a number of different situations, including the failure to diagnose a harmful condition, the failure to properly advise a patient of the serious risks of certain treatment, and unacceptable errors during the performance of surgery and other procedures.
The negligence of doctors, nurses, hospitals, and other medical professionals can, and often do, cause serious injuries. There are many different types of medical malpractice, including misdiagnosis, improper treatment, surgical errors, medication mistakes, pharmacy errors, birth injury (errors committed during the delivery of a child), and failure to diagnose cancer or other serious health conditions. Medical malpractice cases are complex and require the expertise of a medical malpractice attorney.
Attorneys handle medical malpractice cases that could arise out of wrong diagnosis, anesthesia errors, medication errors or delayed treatment. Strong evidence is important to prove that the physician’s/clinical professional’s negligence caused the injury. Malpractice attorneys, whether plaintiff attorneys or Défense attorneys, need to review the injured patient’s medical chart and collect the medical evidence necessary to develop the case.
Our Team is well versed in handling various types of medical malpractice cases. Our medical malpractice cases handling team comprises of MD doctors for each specialty. Each case is screened initially and then it is allocated to respective specialty doctors. Our doctors organize, summarize and review medical records for medical malpractice lawsuits. Our team will perform a detailed review of the injured person’s medical chart to help you identify the strengths and weaknesses of the case and whether it is worth pursuing.
Our medical experts probe into medical records that we receive from our clients and focus on the following legal prerequisites: Professional duty owed to the patient, breach of duty, injury caused by the breach, and resulting damages. Our services to medical malpractice lawyers include initial medical record review and standard of care evaluations. We are analyzes the merits and demerits in the given case and summarizes all the valuable points after a thorough review. Our doctors and physicians help attorneys by providing medical opinions that substantiate their argument and statements with medical evidence.
• Anesthesia errors
• Child-Birth Injuries
• Diagnostic errors
• Disregarding or not taking appropriate patient history
• Emergency room negligence
• Failure to diagnose or misdiagnosis.
• Hospital Negligence
• Improper medication or dosage
• Leaving things inside the patient’s body after surgery
• Medical Device Error
• Medication dosage errors and side effects
• Misdiagnosis
• Misreading or ignoring laboratory results
• Nursing Home abuse
• Operating on the wrong part of the body
• Poor follow-up or aftercare
• Premature discharge
• Prescribing the wrong dosage or the wrong medication
• Pressure ulcers, or bedsores
• Surgical errors or wrong site surgery
• The patient has persistent pain after surgery.
• Treatment errors
• Unnecessary surgery
• Wrongful death
Our physicians have extensive experience handling a variety of medical malpractice cases. Before you decide how to proceed with your claim, we want to get all of the details about the incident from you and conduct an independent, thorough investigation into the circumstances that led up to and caused your injury. Only then can our attorneys give you the advice that you need to make an informed decision how you want to proceed.
Medical malpractice cases are often complicated and time consuming. Reviewing and interpreting a patient's medical records, and determining whether correct treatment occurred, requires a high level of expertise. Attorneys usually turn to medical professionals to make these determinations. A reviewer's opinion often determines whether or not an attorney decides to take on a particular client.
Law firms that specialize in malpractice cases often have in-house staff reviewing patient records. The staff consists of individuals with medical and legal backgrounds, such as nurse paralegals. Some firms might employ physicians or have them on contract. Less often, an attorney also has a medical degree.
Our physicians provide expert case analyses, organize medical records and create medical chronologies, prepare attorneys for deposition and trial, evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of opposing medical experts, and prepare its attorney clients for cross-examination of opposing medical experts.
With an in-depth record review, you get a complete scope of the claim. The evaluating physician will address any issues in question by examining all records on the case. A records review will cover all case or claim aspects.
AMFS delivers an unparalleled combination of medical and legal expertise. With our team executing your medical case file review, you will receive an objective evaluation from an experienced physician, delivered in a final review report tailored to your needs as an attorney. AMFS clients often leverage our medical case file review to maximize the value of their expert engagement in personal injury cases.
Medical record review involves a detailed analysis of the medical records of a patient, which may include physician/nursing notes, diagnostic tests (lab tests, ECG, X-ray and other imaging tests), ambulance call reports, correspondence between health professionals, printouts from monitoring equipment, and computerized databases. Medical record reviews are required for medical and legal purposes. Our MD’s give the Medical malpractice attorneys to Medical chronology, Narrative summary, Medical Opinion, and some key points (causation, Disability & Noteworthy Points). They are very use full to pick a point and helpful for attorneys to win the case.
Medical malpractice can take many forms. Here are some examples of medical negligence that might lead to a lawsuit: