It is important to understand though that a person can not file a medical
malpractice claim simply because he or she is dissatisfied with the results of a doctor's performance.
The cost of pursuing a medical
malpractice claim simply can not be justified unless the client has suffered a significant injury that has caused significant damages.
Not exact matches
The personal injury lawyers at Ketchmark and McCreight, P.C. have helped to file personal injury
claims which have been the result of road accidents, health and safety violations and medical
malpractice, to
simply name but a few situations.
Simply being unsatisfied with the results of a surgery is not enough grounds to file a medical
malpractice claim.
Legal
malpractice claims are very difficult to win because most clients are
simply unhappy with their legal outcome and want to blame somebody.
Medical
malpractice claims are notoriously tough because of the sophistication of the defendant and the general presumption of some that the decisions made by medical providers are in the best interest of the patient, which may
simply be untrue.
In this new environment, managing risk no longer means
simply avoiding
malpractice claims and staying ethical.
In the context of alleged Ohio medical
malpractice, it is usually not sufficient for the plaintiff (or the plaintiff's lawyer) to
simply stand up in court and
claim that a...
In the context of alleged Ohio medical
malpractice, it is usually not sufficient for the plaintiff (or the plaintiff's lawyer) to
simply stand up in court and
claim that a doctor gave bad care which caused harm or injury.
Yet the lawyer may
simply be disclosing the worst possibilities to avoid a legal
malpractice claim if one of those scenarios comes to pass.
Consequently, it does not alter the existence or nature of the medical
malpractice that occurred
simply because the
claim has to be brought under the Adult Wrongful Death Statute due to the son's death.