Medical Malpractice questions and answers by state
Medical Malpractice questions and answers
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Selected to Super Lawyers: 2007 - 2026 In Colorado, should a medical malpractice case be filed against the doctor, the nurse, or the hospital?
Asked in Greenwood Village, CO on April 23, 2019 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2011 - 2026 What Are The Signs Of Medical Malpractice In Louisiana?
Asked in Lake Charles, LA on August 7, 2019 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2012, 2022 - 2026 
Free Consultation Can I sue if I am numb after dental work in Georgia?
Asked in Atlanta, GA on October 21, 2021 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2012 - 2026 
Virtual Appointments Free Consultation Do Emergency Room Errors Count As Medical Malpractice In Florida?
Asked in Tampa, FL on March 14, 2018 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2007 - 2025 Free Consultation How Do I Select The Right Attorney For My New York Medical Malpractice Case?
Asked in New York, NY on November 23, 2020 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2013 - 2026 Free Consultation How do I sue for an emergency room error in Georgia?
Asked in Macon, GA on December 27, 2019 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2013 - 2025 Virtual Appointments Free Consultation I had a normal pregnancy, but when I was giving birth my baby swallowed meconium. My child was born alive, but then died at the hospital after birth. How can I find a birth trauma lawyer in New York to see if there is a valid medical malpractice case and file a lawsuit for my child who passed meconium during delivery and died due to the doctor's negligence?
Asked in New York, NY on April 16, 2019 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2006 - 2016, 2019 - 2026 Can I sue for malpractice in North Carolina?
Asked in Fayetteville, NC on July 15, 2025 -
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2006 - 2007, 2009 - 2026 How long do I have to bring a medical malpractice claim against a Florida health care provider?
Asked in Tampa, FL on January 31, 2019 -
Is it my right to get provider-to-provider communications and records upon lack of informed consent?
Asked in Cleveland, OH | January 19, 2026My issue concerns violations of informed consent, documentation fraud by a psychiatrist and referral doctor, and potential destruction of evidence by a hospital. I was not informed of the purpose of the psychiatry appointment by either the referring doctor or the psychiatrist, nor was I given consent for the tests he did for his hypothesis of autism. All of which was accessing old records from a different program that caused me harm. I did not know such documents existed, and I cannot obtain the entirety of these files from the old hospital.
I discovered documentation fraud: The psychiatrist had removed important disclosures that obviously went against his ambushed autism screening and lack of care that caused me re-traumatization. Now, I lack the specific care that I don't have access to. During an active investigation, medical records denied me access to provider communications despite a HIPAA request. I want to obtain all communications and old hospital files. I believe the current hospital will permanently destroy audit trails and I am involved in a "circle referral" regarding this issue, which I suspect they will spoil evidence. What can I do?
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What is necessary to prove my medical malpractice lawsuit in New Jersey?
Asked in Cherry Hill, NJ | November 1, 2019
Answered by 1 attorney
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What defines a 'good' medical malpractice case in Ohio?
Asked in Toledo, OH | March 8, 2018
Answered by 1 attorney
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