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- 5 Reasons Why You May Be Able to Sue for Incorrect Medical Records
While doctors and other healthcare professionals are obligated to act in the best interests of their patients, things don’t go perfectly all the time. Any incorrect, missed or delayed diagnosis can have life-altering impacts that can be devastating to the patient and their family. In addition to the … Read more »
- Why the Time and Place of a Baby’s Birth May Be Tied to the Mother’s Health Risks
When it comes to giving birth, a lot of attention is focused on the health of the newborn baby but research has shown that the mother’s health may be affected by the time and place the birth occurs. There is always a risk of birth-related injury or complication during labour and delivery and if the … Read more »
- Things to Look for in a Medical Malpractice Lawyer
When a patient suffers harm or death due to a medical error, it is critical that the patient and their family seek help from an experienced lawyer and legal team knowledgeable in medical malpractice claims. Choosing the best legal team is critical, not only because medical malpractice claims are com … Read more »
- Why You Can Take Legal Action Against Delayed Cancer Diagnosis
Nearly 1 in 2 Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer, according to the Canadian Cancer Society. Hearing a cancer diagnosis from your doctor can be one of the scariest moments in your life. Despite the stress and pain that the diagnosis itself can bring, the realization that this diagnosis was delay … Read more »
- Why the Greatest Risks for Cerebral Palsy Develop Before Birth
Cerebral palsy, or CP, refers to abnormal development of the brain or damage to a developing brain that affects a child’s ability to control their muscles. CP affects body movement and posture, and it is one of the most common causes of long-term disability in children. Many factors can increase the … Read more »