You'll Never Guess This Medical Malpractice Case's Tricks
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Medical errors are among the leading causes of injury and death in the United States. Patients who have suffered injury due to a medical professional could be entitled to a substantial amount of compensation.
Economic damages, also known as special damages, cover a victim's financial losses. These include past and foreseeable medical malpractice lawsuits expenses, income loss, and more.
Economic Damages
Economic damages reimburse you for any financial costs associated with the injury, for example medical services that have already been paid for and future care that is needed. You may also be able to claim economic damages for the loss of wages, if your injuries prevent working.
Non-economic damages, also called general damages, are not as tangible and difficult to quantify in a dollar amount. They may include your physical suffering or a decline in your quality of life or your emotional distress. Your lawyer can help you show these losses through expert financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence such as medical records and documentation will also be used, including medical records.
The first known case of medical malpractice was Stratton V. Swanlond in 1374, which established the basis of breach of duty between a physician and the patient. It also was the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to the plaintiff.
A victim could be entitled to compensation for the duration of their life, which cover the period of time from the time the incident occurred, up to the time of death. These damages could include medical expenses and lost income, as well as non-economic damages such as mental distress, loss of enjoyment of life or disfigurement.
Other damages can be awarded in the event that a doctor does not diagnose the problem or performs an unnecessary procedure. If the doctor's actions are particularly bad, such as when they perform unnecessary surgeries for profit or for their own sexual pleasure, punitive damages can be awarded.
In addition to the monetary awards mentioned above the court may also provide compensation for the cost of any alternative treatment that might have been required but due to the medical negligence. This could include a more conservative surgical procedure or alternative course of treatment which could have prevented your injuries.
Medical Malpractice Caps
As the number of malpractice lawsuits increased, many states passed laws that limit the amount of damages in malpractice cases. Limits on damages limit the amount of money you could receive from a jury when the claim is deemed excessive or unreasonable.
Most states cap both general and special damages. However, some states only restrict non-economic damages. No matter the amount of caps, you'll require strong and convincing evidence to win your medical malpractice claim.
Contact us to schedule a consultation if you have been the victim of medical malpractice. Our experienced lawyers can assist you determine the worth of your claim, and help to negotiate a fair settlement or a verdict. We will defend your rights in the event that your case is taken to court. Contact us at our San Diego or Phoenix offices or fill out our online form. We handle all types of medical malpractice cases throughout the United States. Our firm is committed to helping clients receive maximum compensation possible for their injuries. We represent victims of malpractice in California Arizona Washington Oregon Illinois Texas and Tennessee. We can travel to meet clients at a place that is comfortable for them.
Medical errors are among the leading causes of injury and death in the United States. Patients who have suffered injury due to a medical professional could be entitled to a substantial amount of compensation.
Economic damages, also known as special damages, cover a victim's financial losses. These include past and foreseeable medical malpractice lawsuits expenses, income loss, and more.
Economic Damages
Economic damages reimburse you for any financial costs associated with the injury, for example medical services that have already been paid for and future care that is needed. You may also be able to claim economic damages for the loss of wages, if your injuries prevent working.
Non-economic damages, also called general damages, are not as tangible and difficult to quantify in a dollar amount. They may include your physical suffering or a decline in your quality of life or your emotional distress. Your lawyer can help you show these losses through expert financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence such as medical records and documentation will also be used, including medical records.
The first known case of medical malpractice was Stratton V. Swanlond in 1374, which established the basis of breach of duty between a physician and the patient. It also was the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to the plaintiff.
A victim could be entitled to compensation for the duration of their life, which cover the period of time from the time the incident occurred, up to the time of death. These damages could include medical expenses and lost income, as well as non-economic damages such as mental distress, loss of enjoyment of life or disfigurement.
Other damages can be awarded in the event that a doctor does not diagnose the problem or performs an unnecessary procedure. If the doctor's actions are particularly bad, such as when they perform unnecessary surgeries for profit or for their own sexual pleasure, punitive damages can be awarded.
In addition to the monetary awards mentioned above the court may also provide compensation for the cost of any alternative treatment that might have been required but due to the medical negligence. This could include a more conservative surgical procedure or alternative course of treatment which could have prevented your injuries.
Medical Malpractice Caps
As the number of malpractice lawsuits increased, many states passed laws that limit the amount of damages in malpractice cases. Limits on damages limit the amount of money you could receive from a jury when the claim is deemed excessive or unreasonable.
Most states cap both general and special damages. However, some states only restrict non-economic damages. No matter the amount of caps, you'll require strong and convincing evidence to win your medical malpractice claim.
Contact us to schedule a consultation if you have been the victim of medical malpractice. Our experienced lawyers can assist you determine the worth of your claim, and help to negotiate a fair settlement or a verdict. We will defend your rights in the event that your case is taken to court. Contact us at our San Diego or Phoenix offices or fill out our online form. We handle all types of medical malpractice cases throughout the United States. Our firm is committed to helping clients receive maximum compensation possible for their injuries. We represent victims of malpractice in California Arizona Washington Oregon Illinois Texas and Tennessee. We can travel to meet clients at a place that is comfortable for them.