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Fewer things are more heartbreaking for hopeful New Jersey parents than suffering a miscarriage. You might wonder if it's possible to sue the hospital overseeing prenatal care. What can cause a miscarriage? A miscarriage can occur for a variety of reasons. During a...
New Jersey doctors can be sued when they fail to act as a reasonable doctor would under the circumstances. While not every bad medical outcome is the result of malpractice, doctors can be sued when they make certain mistakes. One of these is the failure to promptly...
New Jersey residents may have heard that the Supreme Court of Canada shocked the public by leaving the standard of care in medical negligence completely untouched. Here are some things that you should keep in mind about what's changed and, more importantly, what...
If you're like most adults in New Jersey, you'll take certain medicines to seek relief from short-term conditions. For more chronic ailments, you might be taking medications for the foreseeable future. Considering how common it is to take something prescribed or...
Medical malpractice occurs in the U.S. at a rate of 225,000 patients annually, according to statistics, but some reports raise it to 400,000. Many studies rank medical errors third as a top cause of death in the United States behind cancer and heart disease. Two...
Malpractice refers to the negligence performed by qualified professionals, such as dentists, doctors and lawyers. You may have a legal malpractice case if a New Jersey lawyer recently performed work for you that was below the standards expected from such an individual...
One common area of medical malpractice that New Jersey residents fall victim to is medication errors. These errors are defined as preventable events that cause inappropriate medication use and patient harm. They can occur at any point throughout the cycle, including...
If you have an abnormal lump or bump on your body or if you have noticed a mass in an odd place on a loved one given care in a nursing home, it's wise to get such a condition checked out by a medical professional. It could be a sarcoma. Sarcomas are often misdiagnosed...
Residents of Mount Laurel, New Jersey, and surrounding counties might be surprised to learn that healthcare-acquired infections (HAI) are quite common risks in medical facilities. These facilities can include hospitals, skilled nursing care homes, clinics and doctor’s...
Medical malpractice occurs when New Jersey doctors fail to provide an adequate level of patient care, often out of neglect and errors. It has devastating effects, and it is a top cause of preventable death in the united States. A common form of medical malpractice is...
