I Was Given an Unnecessary Surgery. Can I Sue?

A surgeon with glasses operating on a patient

Surgeries present a potential treatment option for even the most severe conditions. A recent study indicates that approximately 25 million Americans undergo surgery annually. However, despite its potentiality, surgery has become an avenue for medical errors. Put simply, unnecessary surgery is on the rise, with statistics indicating that approximately 7.5 million unnecessary medical and surgical…

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Anesthesia Malpractice: Do I Have a Strong Case?

Cropped image of a mask for general anesthesia

Almost everyone has received anesthesia in their lifetime, whether it is a local injection at the dental office or a mask over the mouth and nose to make you unconscious before surgery. Anesthesia allows patients to go through medical procedures by blocking pain. Even though it is a common medical procedure, it comes with its…

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