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Victims of Surgical Malpractice
Surgical malpractice is when a patient is harmed by the negligence of a surgeon, anesthesiologist, surgical nurse, or other medical staff involved in a surgical procedure. It occurs when a medical professional deviates from the standard of care in the medical community.
Medical Malpractice occurs when a doctor and/or surgical staff performs surgery on the wrong part of the body, the wrong organ may be worked upon, the wrong part of the body may be amputated, the doctor fails to establish a clear line of communication between all members of the surgical team, surgical tools are left inside the patient’s body, an organ is punctured during surgery, operating on wrong patient, or the doctor may not have the experience or knowledge needed to perform or complete the surgery, among other critical errors.
The doctor and surgical staff must do everything they can to avoid potential errors. The most common kinds of surgical malpractice cases involve:
Surgical malpractice can lead to devastating injuries, which result in permanent disabilities and death every year. When a surgeon acts recklessly during an operation, it is the patient who suffers the consequences. At Karasik Law Group, our attorneys are experienced surgical malpractice attorneys. If you or a loved one have suffered from a complication of a surgical procedure, Karasik Law Group will fight for your family’s right to compensation for every dollar you are entitled to under the law. Call us to today at (718) 502-9112 to schedule a free consultation. And be sure to visit our website at www.karasiklawyers.com. At Karasik Law Group, winning matters. Win with us! We speak for the injured; our results speak for themselves.
Res ipsa loquitur is a Latin phrase that means “the thing speaks for itself.” That because the facts are so obvious, a party need not explain any more. Under this model for res ipsa, there are three requirements that the plaintiff must meet before a jury can infer that the defendant’s negligence caused the harm in question:
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