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Can Florida Medical Malpractice Lawsuit be Filed Over Denied Abortion Care?

As West Palm Beach medical malpractice lawyers, we’ve been carefully watching the shifting landscape of OBGYN healthcare since the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade last year. Since then, many states – including Florida – have moved to substantially restricted abortion access. Along with that, there have been…

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Florida Medical Malpractice Ruling: Hospital Liability May Rest on Degree of Control

One of the complicating factors in South Florida medical malpractice cases stemming from negligence in hospitals is that very often, the doctors are not direct employees of the hospital. Why does this matter? Because in Florida, employers can be held vicariously liable for the negligent actions of their employees. That…

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Who is a Qualified Expert in a Florida Medical Malpractice Lawsuit? Florida Supreme Court to Decide.

The parameters of qualified medical experts in Florida medical malpractice lawsuits will be weighed by the Florida Supreme Court. Justices recently allowed the Florida Medical Association, American Medical Association, and Hospital Medical Association to file briefs in the case supporting the hospital defendant. As our Palm Beach medical malpractice lawyers…

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$2.6M Florida Medical Malpractice Verdict for Failure to Hospitalize Sooner

Delay in timely treatment and/or diagnosis that results in patient harm can be legal grounds to pursue a Florida medical malpractice claim against a healthcare provider. As our Palm Beach medical malpractice attorneys can explain, building cases like these requires using expert witness testimony to establish that the defendant health…

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Nurse Drops Patient: Medical Malpractice or Ordinary Negligence?

Lifting patients is a common – and extremely dangerous – duty of nurses in all different settings. Those in hospitals, nursing homes, urgent care and surgery centers are typically required to follow certain protocol when they do lift to reduce the chances of. Unfortunately sometimes due to short-staffing and lack…

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Failure to Treat Preeclampsia Results in $230M Medical Malpractice Verdict

A renowned hospital in Baltimore has been ordered to pay $230 million for allegedly causing a severe birth injury, according to plaintiffs. Medical malpractice attorneys understand this case involved failure to abide the standard of care for that profession, allegedly causing severe birth injury. The verdict includes: $3.6 million in…

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Missed Cancer Diagnosis in Florida? It Could be Grounds for Medical Malpractice Claim

A missed cancer diagnosis can have serious and irreparable consequences for patients and their families. As South Florida medical malpractice attorneys know, most cancer is identified based on the totality of one’s symptoms combined with results of radiology imaging tests, such as MRIs, CTs and PETs. Failure to make a…

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St. Lucie Medical Malpractice Lawyer Spotlight: eICU Digital Monitoring of Critical Patients

The future of medicine is here! (Well, actually, it’s somewhere else. And in reality, it’s been around for about a decade.) It’s called remote telemedicine, and it is rising in popularity in Florida intensive care units, referred to there as eICUs. Concern among patient safety advocates and St. Lucie medical…

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Palm Beach Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Alleges Wrongly Removed Kidney

The oath taken by health care providers begins, “First, do no harm.” But some doctors get this very, very wrong.  Recently, a Florida car accident victim is accusing her surgeon of committing medical malpractice in West Palm Beach, saying she went into the hospital for spinal surgery, only to awaken…

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11th Circuit: Courts Must “MacGyver” Solution in Florida Birth Injury Claim

In a review of a federal district court’s handling of a Florida birth injury lawsuit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit wrote the lower court, “Did an admirable job of MacGyvering a solution in this case, and we affirm much of what it did.” The appellate court…

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