You left the emergency room without a brain injury diagnosis. Days later, you are dealing with headaches, dizziness, memory problems, or mental fog. Mild traumatic brain injury symptoms after accident trauma may develop gradually, even when the initial records say there was no acute injury. When a mild brain injury is missed in the ER, the problem for your injury…
In cases of medical malpractice, signing a healthcare arbitration agreement forfeits your right to sue. Instead, any claims against the medical provider are resolved by an arbitrator. The common description of “rent-a-judge” is fairly accurate. Legal scholars have hailed arbitration as a way of rendering dispute resolution quick and cost-effective. Its critics, however, caution that arbitration is not suitable when…
Most people do not expect to be harmed when receiving medical treatment. When you seek assistance with a health condition and are injured, you understandably might feel confused, angry, and betrayed. If you believe your injuries resulted from the negligence of a healthcare professional, you might be eligible to bring a medical malpractice claim and seek compensation. Don’t rely on…
