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Medical
negligence cases are also complicated by the lack of documents.
Medical records can be destroyed, |
changed or "misplaced." It is absolutely essential to
obtain all relevant medical records before anyone has
a chance to alter or destroy them, if possible.
Another challenging and complicating factor in a medical
malpractice suit is that the defendants in a medical malpractice
cases are usually doctors or other health-care professionals
who are experts in their field.
Defendant doctors are often in a superior position to
explain what happened to the patient, who may be under
the effects of medications or anesthesia. In some states,
hospitals may be sued directly.
In other states, hospitals are protected as charitable
institutions or have the protection from the State as
a state-run facility. Special laws may come into play
in such situations, requiring particular vigilance. etc.
Every day in this country, doctors, hospitals and other
health care professionals commit medical negligence resulting
in traumatic injury. |
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Malpractice occurs daily in America. For example, in New York, it was estimated that a whopping 23,736 to 31,104 people suffered negligent injuries while hospitalized, and of those, 7,000 people died from the injuries they sustained in 1984.
