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Jan 01, 2024
North Carolina Medical Malpractice Laws [2024 Updated]

North Carolina Medical Malpractice Laws [2024 Updated]

Medical professionals and healthcare providers owe a significant level of care to their patients to uphold high standards when it comes to examinations, treatments, medication, and other care. Those that fail to meet this standard…

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Oct 21, 2016
Medical Malpractice Intubation Mistakes Have Serious Consequences

Medical Malpractice Intubation Mistakes Have Serious Consequences

Surgeries are major medical procedures in which a doctor attempts to correct an injury or disorder through invasive means. Due to the painful sensation of incisions, patients are put into a coma during major surgical…

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Oct 20, 2016
Despite Drop in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, Medical Negligence Related Deaths on the Rise in North Carolina

Despite Drop in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, Medical Negligence Related Deaths on the Rise in North Carolina

It may seem hard to believe, but medical malpractice and negligence are blamed for more than 250,000 deaths annually in the United States, by some estimates. That is third behind only heart disease and cancer.…

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Oct 14, 2016
What is Involved in a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit?

What is Involved in a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit?

The common conception of medical malpractice is that of worst-case scenario. Not all medical malpractice lawsuits are a result of the death of a loved one, however. There are many different ways doctors or medical…

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Sep 02, 2016
Filing for Medical Malpractice in North and South Carolina

Filing for Medical Malpractice in North and South Carolina

You are likely to feel confused and hurt following a medical malpractice. You may not even know for sure if you have been the victim of a doctor’s carelessness or negligence. All you know is…

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Aug 28, 2014
Hospitals and Health Care Professionals Held to Higher Standard of Care

Hospitals and Health Care Professionals Held to Higher Standard of Care

A woman was admitted to Chowan Hospital to have labor induced for the birth of her baby. She was admitted on a Friday night, labor was induced, and she was given the drug Pitocin on…

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Aug 13, 2014
South Carolina Supreme Court Rules that Hospital Negligence Not Always Medical Malpractice

South Carolina Supreme Court Rules that Hospital Negligence Not Always Medical Malpractice

Someone who is injured by the negligence of a staff member at a hospital may have a basis for a lawsuit, for either negligence or for medical malpractice. The procedural requirements for the two causes…

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Jul 21, 2014
New Research Confirms that 440,000 People Die Every Year Because of Preventable Medical Errors

New Research Confirms that 440,000 People Die Every Year Because of Preventable Medical Errors

An article released recently by Take Justice Back published some alarming facts about medical care with their headlining sentence reading “[r]esearch has confirmed that 440,000 people die every year because of preventable medical errors.” The…

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Jul 16, 2014
Good and Bad News for Residents of Charlotte North Carolina – More Emergency Rooms Opening Around Charlotte

Good and Bad News for Residents of Charlotte North Carolina – More Emergency Rooms Opening Around Charlotte

According to WCNC, Carolinas Healthcare System has been opening new emergency rooms around Charlotte and plans to open more in the coming months. Charlotte has seen the addition of these new facilities in Steele Creek…

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Jul 08, 2014
Doctors in the South Write Up to Three Times as Many Painkiller Prescriptions as Other States, Legislative Action May be the Cure

Doctors in the South Write Up to Three Times as Many Painkiller Prescriptions as Other States, Legislative Action May be the Cure

The Insurance Journal recently reported on a Southern trend – a trend that is not too flattering for our medical professionals. The article showcases a color coded depiction of the United States where you can…

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