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Getting the most out of a settlement in a Medical Malpractice case. Medical malpractice is a more common occurence in Florida than most people realize. 
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TwitterFacebookGoogle+LinkedinPrintEmail The Most Common Types of Legal Malpractice Claims The American Bar Association (ABA), in its 2010 Law Practice publication titled “The Most Common Legal Malpractice Claims”1 set out the types of legal errors that are serious enough t
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The Most Common Types of Legal Malpractice Claims The American Bar Association (ABA), in its 2010 Law Practice publication titled “The Most Common Legal Malpractice Claims”1 set out the types of legal errors that are serious enough to be considered malpractice. The most common errors are failing to know and apply the law, planning errors, inadequate discovery or investigation, failing to file documents (ones with no deadlines), failure to calendar, failure to know deadlines, procrastination, failure to obtain client consent, conflict of interest, fraud, failure to follow instructions, failing to react to a calendar, malicious prosecution, error in record search, clerical error, improper withdrawal, libel or slander, civil rights violations, among others. (click on this article to learn more)
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Did you know that patients have actually died because surgeons removed the wrong organ, left surgical instruments inside a patient’s body, and even operated on the wrong patient? This may seem far-fetched, but the World Health Organization has actuall
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Did you know that patients have actually died because surgeons removed the wrong organ, left surgical instruments inside a patient’s body, and even operated on the wrong patient? This may seem far-fetched, but the World Health Organization has actually created a checklist for surgeons in order to prevent such errors, as it estimates that in the United States alone, surgeons operate on 200-300 wrong patients each year. Further, close to 2,500 patients have the wrong part of their body operated on annually and with these stunning statistics, it is not surprising that the chance of minor surgical errors is high. So what should you check for after surgery and what can you do if you believe you suffered a surgical error in Florida? (click on this article to learn more)
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Getting the most out of a settlement in a Medical Malpractice case.
Medical malpractice is a more common occurence in Florida than most people realize. Unfortunately, medical malpractice is also a difficult case to win at trial—often leading to settlement negations.
The Bureau of Justice Statistics examined 2005 medical malpractice cases brought to trial and found that the plaintiff prevailed in less than twenty-five percent of these trials. These odds of a poor outcome at trial lead many medical malpractice victims to settle their case out of court. With an experienced, aggressive medical malpractice attorney who has the resources to properly investigate a case, injured patients can receive a fair settlement offer which justly compensates them for their losses.
(click on this article to learn more)
https://www.dolmanlaw.com/legal-services/medical-malpractice-attorneys/