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Doctors, dentists and other medical specialists
have an obligation to conduct themselves professionally. When
they do not, patients in their care can be seriously injured.
Gone are the days when hospitals, doctors and nurses could
do 'No Wrong'. Sadly, today's fast pace and focus on volume,
rather than quality, often lead to sub-standard medical care.
Many mistakes are simply swept under the carpet with the hope
that they will go unnoticed. Patients are commonly discharged
with negligently caused infirmities and told "... sometimes
these things just happen." Physicians, nurses, and hospitals
are not perfect. They make mistakes just like the rest of
us. Therefore,
like the rest of us, they should be held responsible for their
mistakes.
Common
instances of medical malpractice include wrong-site surgery,
objects left inside patients, medication errors, and failure
to diagnose time sensitive illnesses until it is too late.
Unfortunately,
such errors are often avoidable and result from medical professionals
who are inadequately trained or just too busy to be thorough.
In a medical malpractice case we must prove that the medical
provider did not meet the applicable standard of care in your
or your loved one's particular case in order to recover monetary
damages.
Georgia
law requires us to produce an expert who will confirm under
oath that your medical provider did not meet the applicable
standard of care required under the specific circumstances.
Our trial attorneys will find the appropriate medical experts
who have the expertise to make such a determination.
If
you have any questions or concerns, please contact us. You
may use our
interactive contact form,
send us an email,
or call us at 404.521.3455.
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