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Medical Malpractice Compensation

Medical errors are the most frequent cause of injuries and deaths in the United States. Those who have suffered harm from a healthcare professional may be entitled to compensation that is substantial.

Economic damages, also called special damages, compensate for the financial losses suffered by the victim. This covers past and future medical costs loss of income, and other.

Economic Damages

Economic damages cover any financial losses resulting from your injury. This includes medical bills already paid and future care required. You may also seek economic damages for lost wages, if injuries prevent working.

Non-economic damages, also referred to as general damages, are less tangible and difficult to quantify in terms of dollar value. These damages could include physical pain and discomfort and a loss in quality of life, or emotional distress. Your lawyer can help you show these losses through expert financial analysts and witness testimony. Other evidence such as medical records and other documents can also be considered, including medical records.

Stratton v. Swanlond, a case from 1374, which established the basis of medical malpractice, was a breach of obligation between a doctor and the patient. It also was the first medical malpractice lawsuit to award damages to plaintiffs.

Surviving damages are available to victims during the period from the time of the accident until their death. These damages may include medical expenses and lost income as well as non-economic damages such as mental anguish, disfigurement, or loss of enjoyment living.

Other damages could be available If a doctor fails to diagnose your condition or performs unnecessary procedures. The court may award punitive damages when a doctor's negligence is particularly grave. For instance that they have performed an unnecessary surgery to make money or for sexual pleasure.

In addition to the financial awards mentioned above, a court may award compensation for the cost of any alternative treatment that might be needed if it weren't for the medical negligence. This might have included a more conservative surgical procedure or a different type of treatment that could have prevented your injuries.

medical malpractice attorney Malpractice Caps

As the number of malpractice cases increased, several states enacted legislation to limit the amount of damages that can be awarded in malpractice cases. Limits on damages limit the amount you can be awarded by the jury if your claim is found to be unreasonable or unreasonable.

Most states set caps on both general and special damages. However, certain states limit only to the amount of non-economic damages you can receive compensation for. Whatever the amount of caps, you'll need to provide strong and compelling evidence to support your medical malpractice case.

Contact us to schedule an appointment if you've been victimized by medical malpractice. Our knowledgeable lawyers can help you assess the value of your claim and assist you negotiate a fair settlement or a verdict. We will protect your rights if your case goes to the court. Call our offices in San Diego and Phoenix, or fill out the online form to start the process. We handle all kinds of medical malpractice cases throughout the United States. Our firm is dedicated to helping clients receive the most compensation they can for their injuries. We represent patients injured by medical negligence in California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Illinois, Texas, and Tennessee. We can travel to meet clients at a location that is most convenient for them.