Test: How Much Do You Know About Medical Malpractice Case?
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Medical Malpractice Compensation
Medical errors are one of the main causes of injury and death in the United States. Patients who have suffered injury by a medical professional could be entitled to compensation that is substantial.
Economic damages, also referred as special damages, cover a victim's financial losses. This includes future and past medical costs, lost income and more.
Economic Damages
Economic damages are a way to compensate you for any financial losses that result from your injury. This includes medical bills already paid and future care required. You may also be able to seek economic damages for lost wages, if your injuries hinder you from working.
Non-economic damage is harder to quantify and are not as tangible. These damages could include physical pain and discomfort, a reduction in quality of life, or emotional distress. Your lawyer can help to prove your losses using experts financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence such as medical records and documentation will also be considered, including medical records.
The first known case of medical malpractice was Stratton the case of Stratton v. Swanlond in 1374, that established the foundations of breach of duty between a doctor and a patient. It was also the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to plaintiffs.
Surviving damages are available to victims for the period following the incident until their death. These damages could include the cost of medical treatment and loss of income as well as noneconomic damages like mental trauma, disfigurement or loss of enjoyment of living.
Other damages may be available in the event that a doctor misdiagnoses or performs unnecessary procedures. Punitive damages can be awarded when the negligence of your doctor is especially egregious. For example, if they perform unnecessary procedures to earn money or for sexual pleasure.
A court may also award compensation for any alternative treatment that was needed in the absence of medical negligence. This could include a surgical procedure or alternative course of treatment that could have prevented your injuries.
Medical Malpractice Caps
As concerns about fraudulent malpractice claims grew several states passed laws imposing limitations on damages in malpractice cases. These limits limit the amount of money you can be awarded by jurors if your case is judged to be excessive or unreasonable.
Most states put caps on both general and special damages, but some states limit only the amount of non-economic damages you are entitled to compensation for. No matter the amount of caps, you will need to present strong and compelling evidence to be able to win your medical malpractice case.
If you've been a victim of medical negligence, contact us at any time to schedule an initial consultation for free. Our knowledgeable lawyers can help you determine the worth of your claim and help to negotiate a fair settlement or verdict. If your case is taken to trial, we'll defend your rights in court. Contact our offices in San Diego and Phoenix, or fill out the online form to get started. We handle all types of medical malpractice cases in the United States. Our firm is committed to helping clients receive maximum compensation possible for their injuries. We represent patients injured by medical malpractice in California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Illinois, Texas, and Tennessee. We can travel to our clients office or homes.
Medical errors are one of the main causes of injury and death in the United States. Patients who have suffered injury by a medical professional could be entitled to compensation that is substantial.
Economic damages, also referred as special damages, cover a victim's financial losses. This includes future and past medical costs, lost income and more.
Economic Damages
Economic damages are a way to compensate you for any financial losses that result from your injury. This includes medical bills already paid and future care required. You may also be able to seek economic damages for lost wages, if your injuries hinder you from working.
Non-economic damage is harder to quantify and are not as tangible. These damages could include physical pain and discomfort, a reduction in quality of life, or emotional distress. Your lawyer can help to prove your losses using experts financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence such as medical records and documentation will also be considered, including medical records.
The first known case of medical malpractice was Stratton the case of Stratton v. Swanlond in 1374, that established the foundations of breach of duty between a doctor and a patient. It was also the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to plaintiffs.
Surviving damages are available to victims for the period following the incident until their death. These damages could include the cost of medical treatment and loss of income as well as noneconomic damages like mental trauma, disfigurement or loss of enjoyment of living.
Other damages may be available in the event that a doctor misdiagnoses or performs unnecessary procedures. Punitive damages can be awarded when the negligence of your doctor is especially egregious. For example, if they perform unnecessary procedures to earn money or for sexual pleasure.
A court may also award compensation for any alternative treatment that was needed in the absence of medical negligence. This could include a surgical procedure or alternative course of treatment that could have prevented your injuries.
Medical Malpractice Caps
As concerns about fraudulent malpractice claims grew several states passed laws imposing limitations on damages in malpractice cases. These limits limit the amount of money you can be awarded by jurors if your case is judged to be excessive or unreasonable.
Most states put caps on both general and special damages, but some states limit only the amount of non-economic damages you are entitled to compensation for. No matter the amount of caps, you will need to present strong and compelling evidence to be able to win your medical malpractice case.
If you've been a victim of medical negligence, contact us at any time to schedule an initial consultation for free. Our knowledgeable lawyers can help you determine the worth of your claim and help to negotiate a fair settlement or verdict. If your case is taken to trial, we'll defend your rights in court. Contact our offices in San Diego and Phoenix, or fill out the online form to get started. We handle all types of medical malpractice cases in the United States. Our firm is committed to helping clients receive maximum compensation possible for their injuries. We represent patients injured by medical malpractice in California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Illinois, Texas, and Tennessee. We can travel to our clients office or homes.
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