Legal Advice on Medical Malpractice

Sepsis occurs when a severe infection spreads to a person's blood stream. People become "septic" when their immune response to the infection triggers widespread inflammation. In extreme cases of... more

For many years, the State of Utah has placed limits on how much injured patients can recover for their medical malpractice cases. The law, found at Utah Code Ann. 78B-3-410, states that non-economic... more

During a surgical procedure, you trust your health to a team of health care professionals who must work together in concert to provide competent and dependable care. If even one member of that team... more

Doctors are among the most difficult professionals in the world to question. When it comes down to it, most people simply do not have enough knowledge to determine whether a doctor is doing their job... more

When a doctor or other healthcare provider is negligent and causes injury to a patient, the patient may seek compensation for their damages. If you suspect medical malpractice is the cause of your... more

Were you injured because of the negligence of a doctor, nurse, or hospital? In order to be able to pay for the necessary medical treatments to regain your health, you will probably find yourself in... more

Antibiotics are frequently used to treat a variety of bacterial infections. There are a number of different kinds of antibiotics, and they are used to treat specific kinds of bacteria. Although... more

Politicians and special interest lobbyists love to use the spectre of a "medical malpractice crisis" to justify taking away constitutional rights to jury trials in health care negligence cases. But... more