MEDICAL MALPRACTICE:
Medical malpractice arises when negligence
results in an injury due to the failure of a
medical facility or provider including doctors,
nurses, medical technicians, psychiatrists
and/or healthcare facilities. When these
professionals fail to exercise adequate care,
skill or diligence in their treatment you might
be entitled to recovery. |
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| The determination of
whether a duty of care is met is based on the
standard of care for the medical professional in
their community. Therefore one must evaluate the
accepted practices of other professionals or
facilities in the surrounding area to properly
evaluate a malpractice claim. It is important to
remember that there is not a duty to cure or a
guarantee of outcome within the practice of
medicine. Medical Malpractice does not arise
simply from unsuccessful treatment. Medicine is
not an exact science and doctors are not always
right, but The Robinson Law Group can evaluate
your claim and answer the questions you and your
loved ones deserve regarding potential
Malpractice. |
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| Medical Malpractice can
lead to defects, disfigurement, injury and even
death. If you believe you or a loved one has
been injured as a result of the mistakes, lack
of skill, negligence, ignorance or misdiagnosis,
medical professionals should be accountable.
Damages are intended to place you in the
condition you were in prior to the injury. There
are numerous damages that you may potentially
recover in a medical malpractice claim. Economic
damages covering medical expenses and lost
wages. Non-economic damages for the pain and
suffering you faced as a result of the
malpractice and/or punitive damages in cases of
unconscionable and reckless behavior by medical
professionals. You might also be entitled to
receive compensation for future medical expenses
and loss of future earnings as a result of your
trauma. |
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| In Florida, in order to
prove a Medical Malpractice claim you must show
that:(1) The health care provider failed to
exercise a duty of care and (2) The failure was
the proximate cause of the injury. In addition,
the statute of limitations states that a claim
must be brought within two years from the date
of the incident or from the date when the
incident was or should have been discovered.
Allow our team of attorneys to evaluate your
claim and protect your rights within the
statutory time frame. |
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| Medical malpractice
cases are difficult, time consuming and
extremely costly. Let us help you and your
family fight for the justice you deserve!! If
you feel you or a loved one have been a victim
of medical malpractice, contact The Robinson Law
Group toll free at 1-877-LAW-CALVIN for a FREE
CONSULTATION with one of our Medical Malpractice
attorneys today. |
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