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Medical Malpractice Compensation
Medical errors are a leading cause of deaths and injuries in the United States. Patients who have suffered injury from a health care provider could be entitled to compensation that is substantial.
Economic damages, sometimes referred to as special damages, compensate the financial losses of a victim. These include past and future medical malpractice lawyer expenses, income loss, and more.
Economic Damages
Economic damages pay for the financial costs associated with your injury, like medical expenses that have already been paid for, as well as the future treatment that is necessary. You may also get economic damages to compensate for lost wages if the injuries prevent working.
Non-economic losses are more difficult to quantify and are less tangible. They can include physical pain and suffering as well as a decrease in your quality of life or your emotional distress. Your lawyer can help prove these losses using expert financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence, such as medical records and other documentation can also be considered, such as medical records.
The first known case of medical malpractice was Stratton v. Swanlond in 1374, which laid the foundation for breach of duty between a physician and the patient. It was also the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to the plaintiff.
Surviving damages are available to victims for the time that follows the malpractice up to their death. These damages can include medical expenses and income loss in addition to non-economic damages like mental anguish, disfigurement or loss of enjoyment of living.
Other damages may be available in the event that a physician misdiagnoses your condition or performs ineffective procedures. If the doctor's actions are particularly grave, such as when they perform unnecessary surgery to make profit or for their own sexual pleasure, punitive damages may be awarded.
In addition to the financial settlements mentioned above the court may also give compensation for the cost of any alternative treatment that would be required if not because of the medical negligence. This might have included a less risky surgical procedure, or a different course of treatment that could have prevented your injuries.
Medical Malpractice Caps
Concerns about fraud-related malpractice claims increased, many states passed laws that impose caps on damages in malpractice cases. These limits limit the amount you could receive from a jury if your claim is found to be unreasonable or unreasonable.
Most states set caps on general and specific damages, but certain states limit only the amount of non-economic damages that are entitled to compensation for. Regardless of the amount of caps, you will need to provide strong and convincing evidence in order to win your medical malpractice case.
Contact us for a consultation if you have been the victim of medical malpractice. Our experienced lawyers can help you assess the value of your case and help you pursue a fair settlement or a verdict. If your case goes to trial, we will fight for your rights in the courtroom. Contact us at our San Diego or Phoenix offices or use our online form. We handle all kinds of medical malpractice cases throughout the United States. Our firm is dedicated to helping clients receive most compensation they can for their injuries. We represent victims of medical negligence in California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Illinois, Texas and Tennessee. We can travel to our clients in their homes or offices.
Medical errors are a leading cause of deaths and injuries in the United States. Patients who have suffered injury from a health care provider could be entitled to compensation that is substantial.
Economic damages, sometimes referred to as special damages, compensate the financial losses of a victim. These include past and future medical malpractice lawyer expenses, income loss, and more.
Economic Damages
Economic damages pay for the financial costs associated with your injury, like medical expenses that have already been paid for, as well as the future treatment that is necessary. You may also get economic damages to compensate for lost wages if the injuries prevent working.
Non-economic losses are more difficult to quantify and are less tangible. They can include physical pain and suffering as well as a decrease in your quality of life or your emotional distress. Your lawyer can help prove these losses using expert financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence, such as medical records and other documentation can also be considered, such as medical records.
The first known case of medical malpractice was Stratton v. Swanlond in 1374, which laid the foundation for breach of duty between a physician and the patient. It was also the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to the plaintiff.
Surviving damages are available to victims for the time that follows the malpractice up to their death. These damages can include medical expenses and income loss in addition to non-economic damages like mental anguish, disfigurement or loss of enjoyment of living.
Other damages may be available in the event that a physician misdiagnoses your condition or performs ineffective procedures. If the doctor's actions are particularly grave, such as when they perform unnecessary surgery to make profit or for their own sexual pleasure, punitive damages may be awarded.
In addition to the financial settlements mentioned above the court may also give compensation for the cost of any alternative treatment that would be required if not because of the medical negligence. This might have included a less risky surgical procedure, or a different course of treatment that could have prevented your injuries.
Medical Malpractice Caps
Concerns about fraud-related malpractice claims increased, many states passed laws that impose caps on damages in malpractice cases. These limits limit the amount you could receive from a jury if your claim is found to be unreasonable or unreasonable.
Most states set caps on general and specific damages, but certain states limit only the amount of non-economic damages that are entitled to compensation for. Regardless of the amount of caps, you will need to provide strong and convincing evidence in order to win your medical malpractice case.
Contact us for a consultation if you have been the victim of medical malpractice. Our experienced lawyers can help you assess the value of your case and help you pursue a fair settlement or a verdict. If your case goes to trial, we will fight for your rights in the courtroom. Contact us at our San Diego or Phoenix offices or use our online form. We handle all kinds of medical malpractice cases throughout the United States. Our firm is dedicated to helping clients receive most compensation they can for their injuries. We represent victims of medical negligence in California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Illinois, Texas and Tennessee. We can travel to our clients in their homes or offices.
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