My mother recently had surgery for a gastric condition. The physician who was supposed to be monitoring her condition failed to do so and she died as a result of neglect. Can we hold her doctor responsible and sue for malpractice?
My mother recently had surgery for a gastric condition. The physician who was supposed to be monitoring her condition failed to do so and she died as a result of neglect. Can we hold her doctor responsible and sue for malpractice?
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Answer:
Medical malpractice or neglect can result in death or serious harm to a patient. Even though some instances of medical neglect are unintentional, victims still have the right to purse legal action for the damages sustained. Examples of neglect by healthcare professionals might include:
Neglecting a patient when they are vulnerable in a medical facility is a form of abuse. Medical professionals may not admit their wrongdoing and often, the insurance companies will fight the victim to avoid a claim for compensation. Therefore, it is important to hire a medical malpractice attorney to fight for your rights as a victim.
Talk to a Medical Malpractice Attorney for a legal consultation and find out what options you have to hold the doctor liable.
Good luck.
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Posted by Linda Adams on 11 May 2010