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What is Medical Informed Consent?

In healthcare, informed consent ensures patients understand and agree to the medical treatments or procedures being proposed. Without proper informed consent, a patient’s rights may be violated, and the consequences can be devastating. If you believe your healthcare provider failed to secure your informed consent, you may have grounds for a legal claim. Below, the…

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Your Legal Options After Surgical Errors

Surgical errors can cause life-altering consequences, including serious health complications, emotional trauma, and financial strain. If you or a loved one has experienced harm due to a preventable mistake during surgery, you may want to pursue a medical malpractice claim. Below,  the experienced personal injury attorneys at Sullivan Papain Block McManus Coffinas & Cannavo discuss…

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Delayed Diagnosis: When Is It Medical Malpractice?

Many people trust their doctors to catch and treat conditions early, but when they don’t the results can be catastrophic. Delays can lead to a worsening of the condition or a missed window for treatment, potentially putting the patient’s life at risk. If you’ve found yourself in a situation where your medical condition was missed…

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Is there a statute of limitations to file my medical malpractice lawsuit?

Experiencing an injury following a medical procedure can be a traumatic experience. Not only are you dealing with recovering from the botched procedure, but you may also be dealing with the bills and medical debt associated with the injury. You know that time is of the essence, but filing a medical malpractice lawsuit may not…

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Building a Solid Defense Against Malpractice Claims

Medical professionals promise to care for their patients to the best of their abilities, but malpractice claims can be brought against even the best of physicians. If a claim is brought against you, it can be daunting and emotionally draining, especially if you are trying to maintain a practice simultaneously.  Below, the experienced medical malpractice…

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