Medical malpractice in the state of Florida involves any healthcare worker behaving in a negligent manner while caring for a patient. This can include a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, anesthesiologist, or another person involved in the case, as each of these individuals is required to provide a standard of care.
Should this negligent behavior result in a more serious injury for you or in an additional injury, you may be eligible to seek compensation for your medical bills, pain, and suffering.
A Baldwin personal injury lawyer can negotiate with the malpractice insurer on your behalf, attempting to reach the fairest settlement possible, based on the facts in your case. We will take care of everything else, allowing you to focus on healing. Call the Law Offices of Anidjar & Levine today for a free case review.
Proving Medical Malpractice
It is not always easy to prove that medical malpractice has occurred in the state of Florida, as the rules spelled out in the state statutes & constitution attempt to eliminate any claims that are not legitimate. Through this, the hope is that the cost of purchasing medical malpractice insurance would be lessened.
However, if the facts in your particular case prove medical malpractice, you and your attorney will be able to show how your life has been changed from your injuries, and show that you deserve monetary recovery for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Studying the Facts
When you choose to hire us as a Baldwin medical malpractice lawyer, we will work by your side to show how the negligence of a healthcare worker led to your injuries. Contact the Law Offices of Anidjar & Levine for a free consultation.
Our team can study your medical reports, interview witnesses in the case, and call in experts who can help us show that you deserve compensation for your injuries.
Determining Whether Negligence Has Occurred
Winning your Florida medical malpractice case requires you to prove an act of negligence, which could include:
- Failure to diagnose: where the medical personnel failed to diagnose a medical problem for the victim, even though the facts in the case should have led to the diagnosis.
- Prescribing drugs incorrectly: where the doctor failed to anticipate drug interactions that could lead to additional illnesses or injuries.
- Surgical mistakes: where a surgeon did not remove all instruments from inside the patient’s body during a procedure.
Understand that you only have a limited amount of time to act in a medical malpractice lawsuit.
We Are Ready to Defend Your Right to Receive Compensation for Your Injuries
Even if you signed a waiver before you underwent a medical procedure, you still have the right to seek compensation for an error that occurred during the procedure, leading to potentially disabling injuries.
Certainly, a signed waiver could make your case a bit more challenging to win, but that is where a Baldwin medical malpractice lawyer can help. At the Law Offices of Anidjar & Levine, we know how insurers try to treat victims in this case, and we are ready to go the extra mile for you.
Call us as soon as possible for your free case evaluation. There is no obligation.
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