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Medical Malpractice Medical mistakes and neglect are a growing problem. The dentist pulled the wrong tooth and now there's nerve damage; the pediatrician didn't diagnose your child's kidney failure until it was too late; there are complications for a botched surgery.
Someone made a mistake, causing you injury, and someone has to pay for that mistake. Do you think the insurance company will give you a fair deal? While you're waiting, they're getting their defense together so they don't have to pay you what you deserve. If you believe you have suffered from medical malpractice, contact Dressler Strickland immediately so you can be advised of your legal rights. DID YOU KNOW? • A recent study by the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences estimated that as many as 98,000 patients may be killed each year in hospitals alone as a result of medical errors. • Just 5.1 percent of doctors account for 54.2 percent of the malpractice payouts, according to data from the National Practitioner Data Bank. Of the 35,000 doctors who have had two or more malpractice payouts since 1990, only 7.6 percent of them have been disciplined. And only 13 percent of doctors with five medical malpractice payouts have been disciplined.
Source: Medicalmalpractice.com |
If you or a family member have been injured, contact Dressler Strickland 860 24/7-1122 immediately after an accident to be advised of your legal rights. |
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Law Offices Dressler Strickland | 84 Cedar St., Hartford, CT 06106 | Toll-Free: 1-877-2DRESSLER | Phone: 860-247-1122 | Fax: 860 522-1203 | Email: info@dresslerlaw.com Copyright 2010 Law Offices Dressler Strickland. All rights reserved. |
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Medical malpractice happens when a person suffers severe injuries because of a professional's misconduct, failure to use proper care, or lack of skill.