It depends, many medical situations have bad results, but that does not mean they are malpractice cases. To determine if your case was not handled properly, evidence has to be gathered. You must be able to show that your injuries were caused by your doctor’s:
- Lack of training,
- Lack of equipment
- Misdiagnose
- A mistake during the surgery, a mistake made by him or by someone on his staff
If you can show that your doctor:
- Failed to diagnose you correctly
- Overlooked the signs
- Did not offer you information regarding alternative options
- Offered you other drugs instead of the ones necessary, your case could be classified as malpractice
If you can’t bring such evidence, you might not have a case.
For example, malpractice exists if you have a growing lump near your spinal cord overlooked by the medical staff which results in paralysis or if your doctor touches a spinal nerve causing a lifelong disability.
If you think you might have a malpractice case call our Miami based office, for a free case evaluation.