Harder than most people expect, and deliberately so. Connecticut puts a hurdle in front of medical malpractice cases that does not exist for a car crash or a slip and fall: before you can even file, the law requires a written opinion from a qualified medical...
In most Connecticut personal injury cases, you have two years from the date you were injured to file your lawsuit. That deadline comes from Connecticut General Statutes § 52-584. If you miss it, the court will dismiss your case. It does not matter how badly you were...
Medical malpractice can show up in several different places. When a person visits a hospital or their primary care physician (PCP), they expect to get the best care possible. They also hope to get the correct diagnosis and treatment to help them feel better....
A medical malpractice claim comes from the errors made by doctors and other health care workers. These errors often cause harm to people, and in worst cases, death. This article looks at the common medical negligence claims and what legal option is available to...
Medical negligence or malpractice is an aspect of personal injury law that defines injuries caused by medical practitioners. Here, the claimants assert that their health care providers failed to exercise the expected standard of care in treating them. Medical...
Many incidents can give rise to personal injury claims and lawsuits in Hartford. From car accidents to defective products, slips, falls, etc., someone else can cause you bodily harm in numerous ways. However, medical malpractice seems to be a separate class as it's...
