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How are medical malpractice cases defended in Georgia?
Clients often ask, “how are medical malpractice cases defended?” That is a great question. How common is medical malpractice? First and foremost, it is important to recognize that medical malpractice is real. Most people have had very positive experiences with their healthcare providers. That is wonderful and exactly what anyone would want. But nurses… Read More »
Medical Malpractice Lawyers Near Me
The Moses Firm are experienced and proven “medical malpractice lawyers near me”. Atlanta attorneys at The Moses Firm have decades of experience handling the most serious and complex medical malpractice cases. The medical malpractice attorneys near me at The Moses Firm are based in Atlanta, GA, but handle medical malpractice cases throughout the entire… Read More »
Medical Malpractice Lawyer: What do medical malpractice lawyers do?
Many clients want to know: “what do medical malpractice lawyers do?” Medical malpractice lawyers help patients and families: discover what happened; find out whether the injury or death constitutes negligence; determine whether the injury or death could have, and should have, been prevented; force the negligent hospitals and doctors to take accountability and responsibility… Read More »
Medical Malpractice: A failure to diagnose and treat hyperbilirubinemia
The Risk of Brain Damage from Neonatal Jaundice Jaundice in newborns is a common condition. It is caused by the build up of bilirubin in the baby’s body. Bilirubin is a yellow-orange pigment produced by the breakdown of red blood cells. In severe cases, it can lead to a serious complication called neonatal hyperbilirubinemia…. Read More »
A Far Too Common Medical Malpractice Case: A failure to diagnose and treat kernicterus
Kernicterus: The Risk of Brain Damage from Neonatal Jaundice Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia, or jaundice in newborns, is a common condition, but in severe cases, it can lead to a serious complication called kernicterus. What is Kernicterus? Kernicterus is a type of brain damage caused by the buildup of bilirubin in the brain. Bilirubin is a… Read More »
A Tragic Medical Malpractice Case: Brain Damage from Hyponatremia, Central Pontine Myelinolysis, and Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome
The rapid overcorrection of a patient’s sodium can cause brain damage and death. This is one of the most serious and terrible medical malpractice scenarios. But this happens all too often in American hospitals. A common scenario is that a patient arrives at the hospital with low sodium in the blood, which is called… Read More »
Top Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Atlanta
The Moses Firm: Uncovering the Truth in Medical Malpractice At The Moses Firm, our experienced attorneys are recognized as leaders in Georgia medical malpractice law. We have dedicated our careers to representing individuals and families harmed by medical negligence, including: Birth Injuries: Cases involving devastating brain damage to infants due to medical errors during… Read More »
Top Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Georgia
Passion for Justice, Excellence in Advocacy The attorneys at The Moses Firm are the top medical malpractice attorneys in Georgia. They have decades of experience in handling medical malpractice cases. They have worked on the most serious and complex medical malpractice cases like birth injuries that have caused babies brain damage and medication errors… Read More »
How much does it cost to have my medical malpractice case evaluated by a lawyer?
Nothing. It’s free. The Atlanta medical malpractice lawyers at The Moses Firm give free consultations. They do not charge anything for their consultations. Many lawyers charge by the hour for their time. It can cost hundreds of dollars per hour to have a lawyer work for you. Other lawyers charge for consultations. But the… Read More »
How do I sue for medical malpractice in Georgia?
Suing for medical malpractice in Georgia is difficult and challenging. Physicians and doctors win 80% to 90% of medical malpractice cases, according to a 2008 study entitled “Twenty Years of Evidence on the Outcomes of Malpractice Claims” and published in Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. The Journal of the American Medical Association (“JAMA”) also… Read More »
