What If No One Is Willing to Represent Me and Pursue My Case? If you believe you have a good case and have presented your fact situation to three or more well-qualified medical malpractice attorneys and none of them seem … Continued

What Are the Usual Defenses Presented In Medical Malpractice Cases In addition to attempting to show that there was no negligence or no damage caused by the alleged negligence, the defense may argue that something or someone else is responsible … Continued

Revised Arizona Jury Instructions summarize the various damages that a statutory beneficiary may recover for in wrongful death action: The loss of love, affection, companionship, care, protection, and guidance since the death and in the future: the pain, grief, sorrow, anguish, … Continued

Wrongful Death In Arizona, wrongful death is a specific type of medical malpractice claim. Arizona provides by statute that certain family members of someone who dies as a result of medical malpractice can recover for their losses as a result … Continued

Claims Arising From Emergency Room Errors When a person is injured or facing a critical medical condition which takes them to the emergency room, the last thing they would expect is that their condition will be worsened by the visit. … Continued

There are stringent requirements relating to the expert testimony a plaintiff must offer In almost all cases of medical malpractice in Arizona, the injured party (plaintiff) will need at the very least a standard of care expert, a causation expert … Continued

What Is the Statute of Limitations? The statute of limitations is a time limit set by law which creates a deadline for filing a lawsuit. If you file your lawsuit after the deadline, the suit will be dismissed and the … Continued

What are the key elements which must be proven in a medical malpractice case? In medical malpractice actions, as in all negligence actions, the plaintiff must prove the existence of a duty on the part of the medical provider, breach … Continued