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Far too many people in Florida and across the U.S. are injured by the healthcare professionals they trust to care for their health and well-being. In fact, according to researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, medical errors cause approximately 10% of all U.S. deaths, making it the 3rd highest cause of death in the nation.
The data on serious injuries and deaths due to medical errors are extremely disturbing, as well as heartbreaking for the injured victims and their families. The Florida medical malpractice attorneys at Paul Knopf Bigger believe the negligent doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers who cause these injuries should be held accountable for the harm they inflict on their patients and their families.
Over the years, we have litigated a wide variety of medical negligence cases and have achieved many verdicts and settlements in excess of $10 million for the seriously injured victims and families whom we have had the privilege of representing. We welcome the opportunity to talk with you about a potential medical malpractice claim and answer any questions you might have.
Every day at Paul Knopf Bigger, our focus is helping seriously injured clients and the family members of those wrongfully killed fight against injustices arising from the tragic consequences of another’s negligence, dangerous or defective products, or intentional wrongdoing.
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According to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, incorrect or delayed diagnoses occur in all areas of healthcare, harming thousands of people each year. Failing to diagnose or delaying a diagnosis of cancer, a serious infection, heart attack, stroke, aneurysm, auto-immune disease or any serious medical condition can result in a life-altering or fatal injury. Other injuries, including psychological and financial problems, occur because of unnecessary or harmful treatment and the preventing or delaying of beneficial treatment.
At least 4000 surgical errors occur each year in the United States. Operating on the wrong side of the body, cutting or severing an organ or nerve, leaving foreign objects in a patient, causing internal bleeding or failing to detect internal bleeding and treat it in time to save the patient or prevent permanent injury can all cause irreparable harm.
Medication errors, such as improper dosing, can result in temporary or permanent harm to the patient. Other instances of medication errors include:
Errors in the hospital emergency room can seriously harm patients. These errors occur for many reasons, including:
Far too many people in Florida and across the U.S. are injured by the healthcare professionals they trust to care for their health and well-being. In fact, according to researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, medical errors cause approximately 10% of all U.S. deaths, making it the 3rd highest cause of death in the nation.
The data on serious injuries and deaths due to medical errors are extremely disturbing, as well as heartbreaking for the injured victims and their families. The Florida medical malpractice attorneys at Paul Knopf Bigger believe the negligent doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers who cause these injuries should be held accountable for the harm they inflict on their patients and their families.
Over the years, we have litigated a wide variety of medical negligence cases and have achieved many verdicts and settlements in excess of $10 million for the seriously injured victims and families whom we have had the privilege of representing. We welcome the opportunity to talk with you about a potential medical malpractice claim and answer any questions you might have.
Every day at Paul Knopf Bigger, our focus is helping seriously injured clients and the family members of those wrongfully killed fight against injustices arising from the tragic consequences of another’s negligence, dangerous or defective products, or intentional wrongdoing.
According to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, incorrect or delayed diagnoses occur in all areas of healthcare, harming thousands of people each year. Failing to diagnose or delaying a diagnosis of cancer, a serious infection, heart attack, stroke, aneurysm, auto-immune disease or any serious medical condition can result in a life-altering or fatal injury. Other injuries, including psychological and financial problems, occur because of unnecessary or harmful treatment and the preventing or delaying of beneficial treatment.
At least 4000 surgical errors occur each year in the United States. Operating on the wrong side of the body, cutting or severing an organ or nerve, leaving foreign objects in a patient, causing internal bleeding or failing to detect internal bleeding and treat it in time to save the patient or prevent permanent injury can all cause irreparable harm.
Medication errors, such as improper dosing, can result in temporary or permanent harm to the patient. Other instances of medication errors include:
Errors in the hospital emergency room can seriously harm patients. These errors occur for many reasons, including:
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