An unfavorable outcome to a medical procedure does not, in and of itself, constitute medical malpractice. Requirements for viable cases vary from state to state. Each state defines medical malpractice in a slightly different way, requires different standards be met and operates under a slightly varying statute of limitations law. This article provides a brief … Continued

In a medical malpractice suit, the size of your settlement depends largely on the quality of your evidence. Gathering evidence in such cases can be complicated, tedious and requires a comprehensive understanding of your state’s malpractice laws and regulations. Therefore, the first step in gathering evidence for your medical malpractice claim is finding an experienced … Continued

When it comes to medical malpractice in the state of Maryland, there are four main requirements for a viable case. In other words, there are four things to prove for a health care provider’s actions to be deemed malpractice worthy of compensation in the eyes of the court. An experienced medical malpractice attorney will help … Continued