Proving Causation: The Second Step in Making Your Medical Malpractice Case
Learn more about the second element on how to win a medical malpractice case. Find how we begin to describe what it takes to establish causation here.
Proving Negligence: The First Step in Making Your Medical Malpractice Case
To win a medical malpractice case, you have to prove negligence, causation and damages. How exactly do you prove them? We explain here -- starting with negligence.
Buckelew v. Womack
The medical malpractice action Buckelew v. Womack arises out of medical services negligently performed on Jonathan Buckelew in October 2015.
The 3 Elements of Medical Malpractice: What You Must Prove to Win Your Case
Looking to start a medical malpractice lawsuit? What will you have to prove in order to win? The answer is the three elements of medical malpractice.
Ordinary Negligence: Root Cause of Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice is a type of negligence. Learn how not all injuries in a medical facility are caused by medical negligence, some are caused by ordinary negligence.
Holloway v. Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital
The medical malpractice action Holloway v. Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital arises out of medical services negligently performed on Linda Holloway on February 6, 2020.
Malpractice and Negligence: What’s the Difference?
How are medical malpractice and medical negligence different? Here’s what you should understand before bringing a lawsuit.
How to Start a Medical Malpractice Case
If you or a loved one has been harmed by substandard care, you may want to file a medical malpractice lawsuit. Here are the basic steps for starting your case.
Shepherd v. Wellstar Medical Group
The medical malpractice action Shepherd v. Wellstar arises out of medical services negligently rendered on Skyla Shepherd from March 3 - April 8, 2020.