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Los Angeles, CA Medical Malpractice
All healthcare professionals must abide by the duty of care, meaning the treatment they provide must meet or exceed a certain standard of acceptable care. This standard ensures that all patients are receiving comprehensive care and also holds doctors responsible for their actions. When the care provided by a medical professional doesn’t meet this standard, and their patient becomes injured or dies, they could be held liable for the damage.
If you or a loved one have been the victim of medical malpractice, contact our Los Angeles office today. Our compassionate team of attorneys understands the situation you’re in and wants to help secure the compensation you deserve.
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What Medical Malpractice Means
The “standard of care” is determined by the medical community, in order to ensure that all patients receive the same level of treatment, regardless of their geographic location. Medical malpractice occurs when a medical professional doesn’t provide an acceptable level of care, and their actions cause harm to the patient.
For example, a woman goes to the doctor after feeling sick for a few days. The doctor incorrectly reviews her medical information and gives the woman a medication she is allergic to. The woman takes the medication and has an allergic reaction, causing her condition to become more severe.
What Our Attorneys Can Do for You
Investigate your case: Our team can review your medical records, analyze comparable cases, and collect other important evidence to ensure your case is as strong as possible.
Consult medical experts: Subject matter experts are often essential in determining medical malpractice cases. Our attorneys work closely with some of California’s most highly respected experts and will gather their testimony on your behalf.
Negotiate with insurance companies: The insurance company could offer you a settlement to keep the case from going to trial. Our attorneys can examine this settlement and determine if the amount offered reflects your full compensation. If it doesn’t, we can negotiate until you get the restitution you deserve for your injuries.
Take your case to trial: If a settlement cannot be reached, our medical malpractice attorneys are ready and eager to take your case into the courtroom. We understand the price for pain is infinite, which is why we’ll never settle for less than you deserve.
Common Types of Medical Malpractice
Due to the broad scope of the medical field, medical malpractice cases can result from almost any interaction between a doctor and a patient. Here are a few of the more common types of cases:
- Failure to diagnose, delayed diagnosis
- Surgical/anesthesia errors
- Failure to accurately interpret tests
- Failure to review patient’s medical history
- Childbirth injuries
- Hospital and emergency room malpractice
- Postoperative negligence
- Medication errors
Contact a Los Angeles Medical Malpractice Attorney
In the most difficult moments of your life, Morgan & Morgan has your back. If you or a loved one have been the victim of medical malpractice, we’re here to help. Our experienced malpractice attorneys will work with your case every step of the way to ensure the best possible outcome for you and your family.
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