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A jury in Valdosta awarded $1.8 million in a medical malpractice case against a local orthopedic surgeon for a man whose leg had to be amputated after an operation to repair a broken ankle. The case, tried before Lowndes County Superior Court Judge Frank Horkan, is...
Winning Tough Cases For Those Injured By Medical Malpractice In the medical profession, there are certain standards for how different conditions and injuries are treated. When a doctor, nurse or other health care professional provides care that falls below those...
It is common for Georgia residents to need medical attention for various health issues. In some cases, a doctor may be able to perform a quick examination, determine the problem and provide a course of treatment. In other cases, a series of tests may be needed or...
If you think that your family will never be touched by the horrors of medical malpractice, we urge you to think again and to be cautious. Most victims of medical malpractice, especially those suffering serious or catastrophic injuries, thought the same thing when they...
Patients aren't expected to know when they're in medical danger. That's really the physician's job to keep track of what is happening and spot things like an infection that's spinning out of control. Just because the patient didn't complain and draw the physician's...
You, like many other Georgia residents before you and just like you, needed medical help. You did what you were supposed to do and went to the doctor. You got a diagnosis and agreed to the prescribed treatment. Now, you feel worse off than you were before. This has...
Many questions come up when you are injured by a medical professional. One of the primary ones is going to be what you are able to do about the harm you suffered. For many people, the answer to that question is to seek compensation through a medical malpractice...
Medical malpractice cases are difficult to think about because they impact your health and well-being. When you are injured by a medical professional, you have a few things that you might need to do. One of these is to get medical care for the issues that you're...
As medical treatments evolve over time, illnesses that once needed to be treated by surgery can now be treated by less invasive measures. New research from Minnesota may suggest that treatment options for colon cancer may become less invasive for some patients moving...
People who deal with difficult diagnoses or medical malpractice errors that leave them permanently disabled or injured often experience grief. It is important to remember that grief can happen with any form of loss and not just after the death of a loved one. Georgia...