Hospital Negligence
The medical malpractice attorneys at the Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky provide legal support and representation to plaintiffs wishing to pursue a hospital malpractice lawsuit. In order to prove culpability and collect a significant hospital malpractice injury settlement, you will need the assistance of competent hospital malpractice lawyer. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation; a hospital malpractice attorney will explain your legal options and what you can expect to receive as compensation for your hospital malpractice injuries.
A patient does not put his or her health merely into the hands doctors, but also into the hands of a hospital or clinic. The standard of care expected of hospitals varies according to the size and location of the hospital. For example, a top-rated hospital in a densely populated metropolitan area is held to a higher standard of care than one located in a rural area. In either case, if you believe that the hospital system failed to provide a standard of care and caused injury, then you can file a hospital malpractice claim. Hospital malpractice claims encompass any negligent care that occurred in a hospital, whether it was committed by doctors, nurses, nurse’s assistants, or any other staff member.
Common types of hospital malpractice for which a hospital malpractice law firm provides legal representation include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Incorrect Medication
- Failure to Consult with a Specialist
- Failure to Stabilize a Patient
- Incorrect use of Anesthesia
- Wrong Surgery and Surgical Errors
- Improperly Conducted Surgery
- Hospital Infection
- Medical Equipment Issues
- Failure to Treat
- Failure to Remove Devices after Surgery
- Failure to Conduct Tests
- Unnecessary Surgery
- Excessive Wait
- Late Treatment
- Birth Injury
- Insufficient Monitoring of Patient
- Incorrect Dosage
- Medical Misdiagnosis
If you believe that your hospital has caused injury to you or a loved one, then please contact our attorneys for a free consultation.
How the work begins
The first conversation is with the attorney, not an intake service. We look at the documents you already have, identify what is missing, and give a direct assessment of the position — including when the honest answer is that a claim is not worth bringing.
If we take the matter on, you receive a written engagement agreement setting out scope and fees before any work starts. Where a case crosses borders, we coordinate with counsel in the relevant jurisdiction rather than improvising outside our own.