For many Florida mothers, giving birth to a child is a physically and emotionally taxing event. Occasionally, there may be instances were a difficult delivery could actually cause harm to the infant. One commonly seen birth injury is brachial plexus birth palsy, also known as Erb's palsy.
Plaintiffs have multiple strategies to prove medical malpractice
Most medical malpractice cases have galling details that make it seem clear that the plaintiff was victimized by a negligent, reckless medical professional or institution. However, the shock of the story isn't what carries the day in the courtroom. To the contrary, facts and evidence are needed to establish a medical malpractice case, and for plaintiffs in these types of cases there are a few common paths they can follow to obtain justice.
“Diagnostic difficulty” may sway delayed cancer diagnosis cases
Cancer is a medical problem that needs a swift, accurate diagnosis. Catching cancer in its early stages may often be the key to survival. Unfortunately, some doctors fail to provide a diagnosis until treatment is much more difficult or nearly impossible. Each day without treatment increases a patient’s risk.
