Medical malpractice cases are quite complex, legally and medically. This is why, before starting any case, we conduct thorough investigations to establish if your case is likely to succeed. For a viable medical malpractice case, one must prove the following legal elements: Duty – prove that the at-fault medical professional had an obligation to provide you with adequate medical care, i.e., a doctor-patient relationship. Breach – prove that the medical professional failed to meet the reasonable duty of care as expected of doctors in the same community under the same set of circumstances. Causation – one must prove that the doctor’s failure to provide the expected care, or rather their negligence and breach of duty, led to the injuries, trauma, pain, or suffering you sustained. Damages – prove that you suffered financial and physical injuries due to the doctor’s negligent acts. If the above elements are present in your case and there is significant negligence present, there’s a reasonable chance that your claim will succeed. As your lawyers, we’ll get expert medical practitioners to testify how they would have provided medical care in the same situation that led to your injury.