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Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional deviates from standard practices, resulting in harm to a patient. At the Law Offices of Mark Schaffner, P.C., we provide thorough legal support for victims of medical malpractice, guiding you through the process of securing compensation for your injuries. Our approach includes detailed case evaluation, medical expert consultations, and robust litigation strategies, aimed at holding negligent medical professionals accountable.
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Medical malpractice cases require proving that a healthcare provider's negligence directly caused injury or harm. These cases can involve complex medical information and require the insight of medical experts. With Mark Schaffner’s experience, every aspect of your claim is meticulously handled, from reviewing medical records to collaborating with medical experts who can testify to the standard of care and how it was breached.
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Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis that leads to incorrect treatment, delayed treatment, or no treatment at all, can be grounds for a malpractice claim. We help prove the misdiagnosis and the harm it caused.
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These include errors during surgery, inappropriate or incorrectly administered treatment, and negligent care, all of which can have devastating consequences. We work to link these errors directly to the harm suffered by the patient.
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Improper medication or dosages can lead to severe adverse effects. Our team addresses these errors by proving negligence in prescribing or administering medication.
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Initiate your medical malpractice claim or learn more about your rights as a patient by scheduling a consultation with Mark Schaffner. We're here to guide you through your medical malpractice case with compassion and expertise, helping you navigate the complexities of the law confidently.
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Medical malpractice involves negligence by a healthcare provider that results in injury or harm to a patient. This can include errors in diagnosis, treatment, aftercare, or health management.
Proving negligence requires establishing that the healthcare provider’s actions deviated from the accepted standard of care in the medical community, directly causing harm. This typically involves expert medical testimony.
Potentially liable parties can include doctors, nurses, medical technicians, or even hospitals and other healthcare facilities, depending on where the negligence occurred.
Damages may include compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and sometimes future medical care or punitive damages.