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Florida Medical Malpractice: Amendment 7 Adverse Medical IncidentsFlorida Amendment 7 emerged from a broader movement aimed at enhancing patient rights and increasing the accountability of healthcare providers. Learn more here.
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Discussing F.S. 766.101: Florida Medical MalpracticeThe peer review process mandated by F.S. 766.101 holds healthcare providers accountable for their practice. Learn more here.
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What Is A Delay In Diagnosis Medical Malpractice Case?A delay in diagnosis occurs when a medical professional does not diagnose a condition within a reasonable time frame. Learn more here.
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What Is Florida's Free Kill Law?Florida's "Free Kill" law refers to a controversial aspect of Florida's wrongful death statute which pertains to the limitations imposed on who can file a medical malpractice wrongful death lawsuit. Learn more here.
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What is Wrong-Site Surgery?Wrong-site surgery is a serious medical error in which a surgical procedure is performed on the wrong part of the body, the wrong side of the body, or on the wrong patient. Learn more here.
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What Are Your Legal Rights in Florida As A Victim Of Wrong-Site Surgery?In Florida, as a victim of wrong-site surgery, you have several legal rights and options to seek compensation and hold the responsible parties accountable. Learn more here.
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What Constitutes Medical Malpractice In Misdiagnosis Cases?Misdiagnosis, whether it involves a delayed diagnosis, a missed diagnosis, or an incorrect diagnosis, can have severe consequences for patients. Learn more here.
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Medical Malpractice: Surgery on Incorrect Body PartsSurgery performed on incorrect body parts stands out as one of the most egregious forms of medical malpractice. Learn more here.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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When Failing To Document Nursing Care Results In Patient InjuryInjured as a result of a nurse failing to document nursing care? Learn more here.
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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.
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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.
