Questions People Ask About Malpractice
How Contributory Negligence Can Impact Your Virginia Medical Malpractice Claim
If you have been harmed by medical malpractice in Virginia, you need to learn about contributory negligence. Read this blog to learn more. »
Doctor Who Operated on Wrong Side of Body Denies Mapractice
We have previously written about the Fredericksburg orthopedic surgeon who operated on the wrong body part, admitted as much in his medical records but who (through his insurance company) then said “I didn’t do anything at all wrong.” Now his attorneys have filed an answer to the Complaint. They admit that the medical records... »
Don’t Wait Too Long to File Your Virginia Medical Malpractice Case
There is a set timeframe to file a medical malpractice lawsuit in Virginia. You don’t want to miss this deadline. »
Hospital Seeks to Have Blog Post Removed…Judge Says “no way”
Here is a very interesting transcript of a recent court hearing involving a hospital in Virginia. We have previously blogged about this case and have received a letter as well asking us to remove the blog post. Lest there be no mistake about what actually happened, including the fact that the hospital’s attorney has... »
Studies Link Likelihood of Settlement Payment with Strength of Patient’s Claim
Studies conducted over the last three decades have shown a link between the likelihood of a settlement payment and the strength of a patient’s claim. »
Radiology Group That Misread Studies Cannot Be Sued
The Richmond Circuit Court ruled that a radiology group could not be sued because the statute of limitations expired. The radiology group had misread studies for years and it turns out the patient had a tumor. »
Would a Doctor Admit to Practicing Defensive Medicine?
There is a lot of arguments regarding defensive medicine, which is something that is hard to quantify. Would a doctor really admit to practicing defensive medicine? »
What is Standard of Care?
Doctors are supposed to follow a standard of care when working with patients. When they deviate from this standard of care and patients are injured, it can be considered medical malpractice. »
Wondering What Can Go Wrong During Cosmetic Surgery?
Even though cosmetic surgery is elective, you still have the right to expect your surgeon to be qualified and competent. Cosmetic surgery errors can lead to lifelong complications. »
Misdiagnosis Can Be Considered Malpractice in Virginia
Sometimes misdiagnosis is considered to be medical malpractice. Find out more about Virginia misdiagnosis cases. »