Legal cases go through several distinct phases. First there is the pre-suit phase, where an attorney will evaluate your case, collect information, request medical records, and review your records with medical experts. Next, if your case can be supported both medically and legally, papers may [...]

A jury will consider evidence such as medical records, and testimony of witnesses and expert doctors, who will testify whether your physician’s actions were reasonable or fell below the accepted standard of care. Once the jury considers the evidence and all testimony, they will then [...]

If a living child suffers a birth injury because of the negligence of a doctor or hospital, the damages awarded can include the following: past and future medical expenses costs for necessary home modifications the physical pain and suffering of the child the emotional distress [...]

Lawsuits involving personal injuries are typically handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning your lawyer will not get paid unless you receive a settlement before trial or a verdict in your favor at trial. The fees a lawyer is paid in a successful medical [...]

The time within which a lawsuit must be commenced is called the statute of limitations. Once the statute of limitations has run out, the injured person will be legally barred from filing a lawsuit based on those injuries. Often, the degree of a child’s [...]

Proceeds from a case involving a child under the age of 18 must be approved by a judge through an Infant Compromise proceeding. The purpose of the judge’s review is to ensure the funds are protected for the child. Funds can be handled in [...]