Medical Malpractice

  • Medical malpractice is a deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable and careful physician usually works according to. One of the elementary demands to cases of Medical Malpractice, includes that damage was caused to the patient. For example, giving the wrong medication, providing wrong information or explanation to the patient, as well as negligence during surgery, are all common instances of medical malpractice. Should be noted that a wide range of cases is recognized by courts today, so that even unusual or extremely rare damages, may emerge as a result of medical malpractice.

    What is causality?
    The most significant element trying to prove Medical Malpractice claim, is causality. In other words, that there is a direct relation between the breach of the duty and the damage caused (hence, that the breach has caused the damage). The defendant usually tries to disclaim responsibility by claiming that the breach (even if such wasn't under dispute) did not caused the damage. Therefore, Medical Malpractice cases are one of the most complicated fields in legal studies and require deeply understanding of the procedures, the medical terms, and legal terms as well.

    Injury due to medical malpractice can range from very mild to severe (eg paralysis) and therefore, the victim's compensation options are especially high including such as: loss of earning capacity, pain and suffering, nursing care and assistance, special housing and more.

    Our firm acquired over the years massive experience and professional knowledge in Medical Malpractice field. In most cases, an expert's opinion may exponentially increase the percentage of success of the lawsuit, so we work with the best medical experts in the economy. We work vigorously to give the victim the maximum compensation, and our main goal is the rapid restoration of the victim. Please contact us today for a free consultation and further information.