We do, however you need to understand from the start that medical malpractice cases can be quite complex. There are still hundreds of thousands of people who die each year due to medical malpractice, and a far larger number are injured, some permanently. A medical malpractice case requires we show that a doctor, nurse, or other healthcare providers, provided health care that falls below the standard that has been set forth as reasonably safe or which lead directly to the harm of the patient. A few examples of medical malpractice would be:
Surgery performed on the wrong limb or wrong location.
Misreading a radiology chart (X-Ray, CT Scan, MRI), which resulted in the incorrect procedure being recommended, or a delay in getting the proper treatment started.