Little Rock, AR
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Little Rock, AR
Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice
I agree with the previous answer. I can't envision a scenario wherein you could lose foot muscle as a result of child birth. Let's presume...
If a subsequent treated is willing to say the prior physician erred, that never hurts your case. So yes, it improves your chances. Of course, the...
It sounds like she had symptoms of stroke that should have demanded a Ct scan of her head. The scan would help rule out a bleeding stroke. Then...
Not all tears are easily seen on imaging. However, you might want to retain a local malpractice attorney. The attorney can find an expert to...
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The standard of care is the measuring stick. If radiology told the doctor that a tear existed earlier, you may have a situation where the...
Yes, you can sue a physician that provided treatment in another state. Most likely you will need to find a med mal attorney in the state where the...
Many nerve injuries during dental work can occur even in the absence of negligence. We call those problems "accepted risks of the procedure". ...
The challenge of a "failure to timely diagnose appendicitis" case is usually damages and, more specifically, being able to prove that the damages...
As you already know, Januvia is a diabetes medication. I'm assuming your collapse in the basement occurred due to low blood sugar. To my...
In most states, the basic statute of limitations rule says that the deadline begins to run from the date of the negligent act. If it was a bad...
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