Category Archives: Medical Malpractice
The Role of the Medical Malpractice Tribunal
Sustaining an injury as a result of an action (or omission) by a medical professional is a painful experience, and not just from a physical point of view. The financial costs of recovery can be catastrophic for those who are just trying to make ends meet. And, even more painful is the fact that… Read More »
Medical Malpractice Liability for Missed Diagnoses
When a patient visits with his/her medical professional about a specific complaint, the medical professional will typically instruct the patient to undergo a number of tests. These tests are used to determine the issue causing the patient’s symptoms and other medical issues, as well as offer an indication of what can be used to… Read More »
Delayed Diagnoses as a Basis for Medical Malpractice
Among other things, visiting a physician is an educational experience. The patient tells the physician the detail and extent of his/her symptoms, and the physician provides a diagnosis, detailing the condition and how to treat it, if possible. Unfortunately, some conditions, typically terminal illnesses, require quick action to effectively treat them, as time can… Read More »