Sexner & Associates LLC Talk Medical Malpractice in Illinois
But it's not just
Although not all medical errors meet the criteria of medical malpractice, others involve gross negligence often resulting in dire consequences including pain and suffering, unnecessary treatments and procedures, and death.
Medical Malpractice in
Medical Malpractice is the result of a physician or other healthcare professional, organization or institution breaching what is known as the "standard of care" when treating a patient. This breach may result in damages, injury, and in severe cases, death.
The "standard of care" refers to a commonly accepted set of practices, courses of action and standards that similar medical professionals with like training and experience would adhere to if they were treating a patient under the same circumstances. A violation of this standard of care is known as medical negligence.
Treatment: an often confusing aspect of malpractice
According to Mitchell Sexner, when most individuals think of treatment, they think of medicine, diagnostics or other services used to treat a disease. However, "treatment" in the context of a malpractice case may also unfortunately involve misdiagnosis, prescribing the wrong medication, or even the failure to treat. In most cases, if the "treatment" or lack thereof caused damages or injury to the patient, that may count as an "actionable" incident eligible to initiate a lawsuit for malpractice.
Illinois Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice
Illinois Medical Malpractice Damages
Damages are "awards" that victims may be granted if they win their case in court for legitimate claims. While some states limit how much an injured patient may receive,
These damages may include but are not limited to:
- Pain and suffering
- Past and future medical bills
- Rehab and physical therapy
- Psychological therapy
- Lost wages
- Lost future earning potential
- And more…
The Most Common Types of Medical Malpractice Claims in
A study conducted by the
- Surgery
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Internal Medicine
- General Practice; and
- Anesthesiology
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