The medical malpractice attorneys working with the Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky provide legal representation to any plaintiff seeking to pursue a legitimate medical malpractice lawsuit. In order to prove that a medical service provider is guilty of negligence, you need to consult with a competent medical malpractice attorney. Schedule a free consultation, and contact a medical malpractice lawyer, who can help you secure a maximum settlement through litigation.

Sometimes medical malpractice is self-evident. If a plastic surgeon fails to correct a problem and instead worsens your appearance, then the evidence is visible. Perhaps, LASIK surgery caused harm to your vision, instead of correcting it?

Sometimes the evidence is not so obvious and requires the assistance of a skilled, and medically trained,  medical malpractice attorney to discern the negligence. Some cases of medical malpractice are evident only after months or years and require a careful inquiry into the medical history of the patient. Our attorneys are deft investigators who will get to the bottom of your case and will accurately determine the extent of the negligence.

Medical malpractice occurs when there is an act of professional negligence on the part of a health care provider in which the care does not qualify as an accepted practice of the medical community. Most medical malpractice cases involve a medical error in either treatment or in diagnosis, either of which could cause death or injury to the patient.  A medical malpractice claim may be brought against clinics, hospitals, doctors, nurses, medical corporations, or therapist. In order for a claim to proceed, there have to be damages. Mere negligence is not sufficient to warrant a medical malpractice claim.

The Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky provides legal representation for the following types of medical malpractice, amongst others:

• Birth Injury
• Brain Damage
• Negligence
• Incorrect Diagnosis
• Heart Attack
• Surgical Errors
• Medical Misdiagnosis
• Cancer Misdiagnosis
• Accidental infection
• Cerebral Palsy
• Erb’s Palsy
• Hospital Negligence
• Physical Negligence
• Head Injury
• Hospital Malpractice
• Therapist Malpractice
• Doctor Malpractice
• Medication or Drug Errors and Mistakes
• Late Diagnosis
• Birth Defects
• Wrongful Death
• Compensatory Damages
• Spinal Cord Injury
• Shoulder Dystocia
• Brachial Plexus Palsy

If you suspect you or a loved one has been victim to medical malpractice, contact our medical malpractice law firm today for a free consulation. We strive to get maximum compensation for our clients.

Types of Damages

Damages for medical malpractice generally fall into two categories: compensatory and punitive. Punitive damages are seldom assigned, except in cases in which the medical practitioner acted recklessly or maliciously. Generally it is only compensatory damages that are awarded for either economic or non-economic injury. Economic injury would encompass issues like lost wages, additional medical expenses, and the like. Whereas, non-economic damages are awarded on the basis of the injury itself. In other words, the judge assigns a certain value to impaired vision, severe scarring, or infection.

Our attorneys do their utmost to ensure that all possible damages are awarded to our clients. We file claims against all responsible parties to make sure that the injury you sustained is justly compensated. Please contact our attorneys to discuss what kind of damages you can make a claim for.