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Medical Malpractice


Medical malpractice or medical negligence occurs when a doctor or other healthcare provider breaches their duty to a patient to perform treatment in accordance with the "standard of care." In order to prevail in a medical malpractice case, a patient must prove that one or more healthcare providers breached the "standard." The standard of care requires that a healthcare provider use the skill, knowledge and care ordinarily possessed and exercised by other members of the profession acting under similar conditions and circumstances.

Retaining the Law Office of Dale Appell, P.A. now may help you establish your case.

In today’s environment, many medical malpractice claims must proceed to trial. It is important that your firm be willing and able to make the financial commitment necessary to see you through the conclusion of your case. Examples of common types of medical malpractice cases include: birth injuries, wrongful death, emergency room malpractice, pharmacist malpractice, misdiagnosed heart attacks, delayed diagnosis of cancer, hospital malpractice, nursing malpractice, psychologist/therapist malpractice, radiologist malpractice and dental malpractice.

Call today, and we’ll fight for you.


      Did You Know?
     
  Our firm has significant experience with the complexities of medical malpractice claims, and will employ a team of medical and nurse consultants to review medical records and evaluate claims in order to prove medical malpractice.