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Breach Leads to Payer Suing Plaintiffs

Aetna, bruised by a PHI breach where letters detailing a lawsuit settlement were sent to HIV-positive members revealing their status, is now suing the plaintiffs in the original 2014 class action lawsuit  for $ 20 million, blaming a consumer advocacy group and law firm for their woes. Aetna demands $ 20 million and indemnification from any actions related to the breach. […]
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Suing for Bad Medical Treatment

The mere fact that you or someone in your family had what the doctors call a “bad result” does not mean that you can sue your doctor or hospital. But if the bad result is caused by negligence or by what the law calls “medical malpractice“, you can sue and obtain money damages for your injuries. There are some things you should bear in mind when deciding whether you have a valid claim.

What is considered medical malpractice? Medical malpractice is defined as a deviation from accepted medical practice.

Under New York law you only have a short amount of time to bring a case for medical malpractice (this is called the statute of limitations). For most adults, this means that you have only two and a half years to start your lawsuit from the time the doctor made the error or failed to do what he was supposed to do (sometimes this is extended but under very limited circumstances). The time is even shorter (generally, a year and 90 days to start suit) if you are suing a municipal hospital or a doctor who works in one and even then you must first serve what is called a “Notice of Claim” within only 90 days!

So if you suspect that what was done to you or a family member was caused by a doctor’s carelessness, the best thing to do is to see a lawyer who has experience in handling medical malpractice law suits as soon as possible.

An experienced lawyer will know from your story whether the matter is worth investigating. If the case seems like it might be a case of malpractice, the lawyer will retain a doctor to review your records and render an opinion as to whether you may have a valid claim.

Most reputable medical malpractice lawyers will not charge you anything for their time in reviewing your case. And most lawyers who practice in this field will charge a contingent fee once they decide to take the case, which means they will only get paid if they succeed in getting you compensation.

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Suing For Medical Malpractice

Have you or anyone you know found yourself the victim of medical malpractice? If so, you are one of thousands of people who have been injured due to the negligence of a health care professional. Philadelphia malpractice attorneys are there to help you file a malpractice claim and seek the financial compensation that can help cover the costs of medical treatments-both mental and physical-and any other losses that resulted from the injury.

If you suspect a loved one died as the result of a medical mishap, you need to speak to a malpractice attorney, today. Malpractice law covers a wide range of medical mistakes and protects you from further wrong doing. Don’t let time get away from you. Malpractice law has time restraints that require quick action. Time is money when you have been hurt by a negligent physician. A malpractice attorney can help you turn back the clock and get compensation for your grief.

It is important that you begin your Philadelphia malpractice claim as soon after the incident as possible. If you are suddenly feeling painful or inappropriate effects from previous treatment, you may still be able to file a claim. Hospitals can also be at fault sometimes, and you can bet that they will also try to cover up any mishaps that occur. This is why you must be prepared to contact a lawyer to help you acquire the evidence necessary to file your claim against the hospital or one of its employees.

If the death of a loved one has occurred either through mishandling, misdiagnosis, surgical errors, or another form of negligence, you may find that you are unable to obtain the medical records of your relative. This is where a Philadelphia attorney really pays off, as they are able to obtain medical records on the basis of legal necessity. You might find information in these records that can help support, if not confirm your claim.

When you have been mistreated by a medical professional or medical institution, malpractice law is on your side. Contact your trusted Philadelphia malpractice attorney immediately for guidance and protection. The law is on your side. Make it work for you today.

If you are a victim of Philadelphia malpractice please speak to an attorney.

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