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Determining If You Have A Case For Medical Malpractice

Determining If You Have A Case For Medical Malpractice

There are distinct differences between a case of malpractice and a case where it’s not present.

Medical malpractice is capable of occurring in a wide variety of ways, and each way is devastating in its own right. One thing people may not initially realize is that not every incident is grounds for medical malpractice.While it’s encouraged to seek legal action if you believe malpractice was involved, it’s important to keep an open mind about the situation. Medical malpractice is a difficult thing to prove, and not every scenario is viable. There are distinct differences between a case of malpractice and a case where it’s not present.

Typical Situations Of Malpractice

Malpractice, or negligence, occurs when a doctor fails to provide the type of care that an equally competent doctor would have provided, thus creating a circumstance of failed practices. This can happen in different ways, whether it’s a failure to diagnose a patient’s condition, surgical mistakes, or medication errors. Doctor’s are not perfect, despite our wishes. They are prone to making mistakes, just like any other person doing their job. Problems arise when those mistakes don’t adhere to the medical standard of care. Asking questions pertaining to the medical standard of care is the best way to think about your malpractice case.

Situations That Don’t Equate To Malpractice

If a patient sees their condition worsening, it doesn’t automatically mean it’s happening because of medical malpractice. Sometimes a condition is simply untreatable. If a doctor follows through with accurate and timely diagnosis and correct treatment, it’s not on them if things become worse. There are also situations where patients won’t respond to treatment. If the doctor acted within the medical standard of care, they’re not at fault. A worsening condition and an untreatable condition do not lead to malpractice.

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The Snyder Law Group, LLC, proudly represents clients throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. Our experienced Baltimore attorneys understand the frustration that comes with an insurance company, medical professional, or other party that refuses to accept liability for negligent or reckless behavior. You can take heart in knowing there are talented and experienced lawyers ready to work for you. We are experienced in handling personal injury claims of medical malpractice or injury resulting from serious car and truck accidents.  Please visit our website, www.410thefirm.com, for more information and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Google +, and LinkedIn.

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