Little Rock, AR
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Little Rock, AR
Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice
I assume a portion of the placenta that remained became necrotic and caused an infection. If that is the case, it is unlikely to be a valid case. I...
You would not have a claim based on how an ultrasound was once interpreted as showing a good kidney but later learning it was not fully developed....
It's a free country. Doctors can fire a patient for any reason as long as the patient isn't dying on the operating table at the time. Physicians...
I do not think you'd have a case. First, in Texas a sibling of a decedent does not have a statutory right to a wrongful death claim. But your...
I do not think you'd have a viable dental malpractice case for 2 reasons. First, that an infection developed is not proof that the dentist...
I would be curious what lab was abnormal and why this was critical in a patient suffering the effects of a subdural hematoma. Was it elevated...
Complications from the 1991 sutures would not normally be evidence that the surgeon erred. Old surgeries often cause late complications often due...
I assume a portion of the placenta that remained became necrotic and caused an infection. If that is the case, it is unlikely to be a valid case. ...
What an incredibly heart breaking event. I can't imagine how awful it truly is. If the autopsy says sudden death syndrome, then it is...
Probably no case. The ER indeed probably erred. But you must also prove that better care would have made a difference. But it likely would not...
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