- Page 5
-
What Is The Pre-Suit Process In Medical Malpractice Cases In Florida?The pre-suit process in medical malpractice cases in Florida is a mandatory phase before a lawsuit can be officially filed in court. Learn more here.
-
Are Caps On Non-Economic Damages In Medical Malpractice Cases Constitutional In Florida?In Florida, caps on non-economic damages in medical malpractice cases have been ruled unconstitutional in several key decisions. Learn more here.
-
What Injuries Can Be Caused By Removing A Foley Catheter While Inflated?Removing a Foley catheter while the balloon is still inflated can cause several types of serious injuries. Learn more here.
-
Is It Medical Negligence To Remove A Foley Catheter While Inflated?Yes, removing a Foley catheter while it is still inflated is generally considered negligent. Learn more here.
-
What Is The Process For Bringing A Medical Malpractice Case In Florida?Bringing a medical malpractice case in Florida involves several specific steps in order to successfully prosecute a medical malpractice case. Learn more here.
-
What Are Florida's Medical Malpractice Pre-Suit Requirements?In Florida, before filing a medical malpractice lawsuit, certain pre-suit requirements must be met. Learn more here.
-
What Qualifies As Medical Malpractice In Florida?In Florida, medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional deviates from the recognized "standard of care" in the treatment of a patient. Learn more here.
-
Are The Elderly More Susceptible To Medical Malpractice?Are you a senior citizen or elder that has been the victim of medical malpractice? Learn more here.
-
Legal Remedies When Suffering An Injury From Hospital Medication ErrorsHave you suffered an injury as a result of hospital medication errors? Learn more here about your legal remedies.
-
When Failing To Document Nursing Care Results In Patient InjuryInjured as a result of a nurse failing to document nursing care? Learn more here.
-
Nursing Negligence in Failing to Involve Wound Care Nurse in TreatmentWhen hospital staff fails to involve a wound care nurse in medical treatment, the patient suffers, and the wound can get worse resulting in permanent injury.
-
What Are The Worst Hospitals in Florida?Several sources provide insights into hospitals that have been rated poorly in Florida. Consumers should educate themselves. Learn more.
-
Nursing Failure to Appropriately Identify, Stage, Measure and Document WoundsNursing failure to appropriately identify, stage, measure and document wounds can result in serious patient injuries caused by nursing malpractice. Call us now.
-
A Nurse's Failure to Timely Triage a Patient to a Higher Level of Care Can Have Serious ConsequencesWhat happens when a nurse fails to timely and correctly triage a patient to a higher level of care? The results can be catastrophic.
-
Nursing Negligence Can Lead to Preventable Patient Falls Causing InjuryPreventable falls at hospitals are often the result of nursing and hospital negligence. These falls can lead to injuries, usually in the most vulnerable of patients.
-
Your Posts on Social Media Sites Might be the Death Knell of Your ClaimInsurance claims lawyer J.P. Gonzalez-Sirgo can be reached at his direct line, (786) 272-5841, for a free and confidential phone consultation.
-
Let Us Be Your Lifeline on Your Florida IV Infiltration or Extravasation ClaimIV infiltration lawyer J.P. Gonzalez-Sirgo can be reached at his direct line, (786) 272-5841, for a free and confidential phone consultation.
-
Colorectal Surgery MalpracticePersonal injury lawyer J.P. Gonzalez-Sirgo can be reached at his direct line, (786) 272-5841, for a free and confidential phone consultation.
-
Let Us Be Your Lifeline On Your Florida Hospital Malpractice ClaimYou can reach Personal Injury Lawyer J.P. Gonzalez-Sirgo by dialing his direct number at (786) 272-5841, calling the main office at (305) 461-1095, or Toll Free at 1 (866) 71-CLAIM or email Attorney Gonzalez-Sirgo directly at jp@yourattorneys.com.
-
Nursing Failure Can Result in Patient Developing Pressure-Related Injuries While HospitalizedWhen nurses fail to care patients can suffer pressure-related injuries such as pressure ulcers or bedsores. Call, text, or email us for a free and consultation.
