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More people die each year from medical mistakes than from car accident deaths. A doctor, nurse, hospital, technician, or other medical professional may have made a mistake that led to serious injury or death.

Medical malpractice claims are one of the most difficult areas of litigation, so you need a competent and experienced lawyer who can demonstrate that your injury was the result of medical negligence. The negligent health care provider may not be the doctor, nurse, or a member of the staff. The individual may be a lab or x-ray technician with certain qualifications for operating advanced medical equipment or interpreting results of tests. A facility or company may also be liable for malpractice. Many times, a hospital, an ambulance company, a pharmacy, or a nursing home will be subject to malpractice.

If you or a loved one have fallen victim to medical malpractice, you have the right to seek compensation. By pursuing legal action, you may be able to recover compensation for your injuries, as well as other related costs, such as medical expenses, loss of wages, and pain and suffering. If you have suffered physical or emotional harm because of someone else’s unreasonable negligence, you are entitled to file a claim against the party at fault.

Our attorneys, investigators and entire staff are focused on helping injured people obtain the medical and financial compensation that will help them get back to a normal life.


Medical errors happen in a number of ways and in all phases of patient care. For example:


Emergency room doctors and staff may fail to properly diagnose injuries
Nurses or pharmacists may inadvertently provide incorrect medication or fail to provide the proper dosage
Surgeons may make errors in the course of their procedures that cause serious, and sometimes fatal, injuries
Doctors sometimes fail to provide the proper care for a patient’s condition, even though they have properly diagnosed the condition


“Standard of Care” is the basic measurement of the adequacy of medical care. The “standard of care" is the recognized procedure for diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries. While the law recognizes that doctors, nurses and other medical providers do not guarantee successful treatment, it does require that medical practitioners provide proper care to their patients.

If the care provided does not meet the standard, medical providers, including doctors, nurses and hospitals, are liable for the injuries and harm that result. These damages include loss of wages, additional medical treatment, and pain and suffering caused by negligent medical care.

If you feel you have not been given the required standard of care, contact the attorneys at Chistolini and DeSimone to learn more about how we can help you with your medical malpractice case.


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