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Surgical errors are a type of medical malpractice that involve healthcare provider’s negligence and misconduct during a surgical procedure. Surgical errors can cause devastating long-term consequences – including death. Examples of Surgical Errors: Leaving surgical instruments in patients Anesthesia errors – including failing to check for allergies and oxygen failures Puncturing, severing, or otherwise affecting…

We trust our healthcare providers to prescribe the correct medications just as we trust the pharmaceutical manufacturers to make safe medications. Prescription errors destroy this trust and can lead to long-term consequences, including death. We need healthcare providers who prescribe medications accurately and with care. What is a Prescription Error? Devastating prescription errors can occur in…

When you give birth, you put your trust in healthcare providers to make sure that you and your child are safe. But it’s devastating when that trust is broken and a preventable birth injury that can have a lifelong impact on your child occurs. Many babies suffer from minor injuries during delivery that do…

Auto accidents are scary and emotionally draining, especially if you are a victim of a hit-and-run. Here are some questions you may be asking yourself: What Should I Do If I Am the Victim of a Hit-and-Run? Do not leave the scene. Call 911 and request medical services Accept medical attention at the scene…

Car accidents can be extremely overwhelming. After the initial shock of the accident, it takes time to talk to the police and witnesses, take pictures of the scene, and contact your insurance company. It is understandable to be feeling the adrenaline of such a shocking experience that you forget to check on your health….

Suffering property damage and bodily harm from a car accident is devastating, especially if the at-fault driver’s auto insurance policy will not cover all of the damages. However, just because your property damage and medical costs exceed the at-fault driver’s insurance policy does not mean that you cannot receive compensation for the harm you…