What Happened Our medical malpractice client suffered serious injuries to both of her ureters during a robotically assisted laparoscopic hysterectomy. The surgeon burned one of the tubes that connects her kidneys to her bladder with a cauterizing tool and then put a stitch through the other ureter. The surgical errors were only discovered in post-op…
What Happened Our Virginia medical malpractice client suffered life-threatening bleeding when a pharmacy dispensed a massive overdose of a clot-busting drug. The medication error hospitalized him numerous times. When the 61-year-old man who was in otherwise generally good health experienced sudden and painful swelling in his left ankle, he visited a vascular surgeon and was…
Our client was a 43-year-old disabled individual who saw the defendant dentist because his teeth were extremely decayed with signs of oral infection in both his maxillary and mandibular teeth. One of his doctors advised him he needed to have the dental decay treated before undergoing a very serious surgery to address a life-threatening illness. Important…
What Happened Our Virginia medical malpractice client was 61 years old and in generally good health when he went to the doctor complaining of a swollen left ankle that he could not connect to an injury. A vascular surgeon diagnosed the swelling as a symptom of a clot in a leg vein and prescribed the…
What Happened Our client suffered from diabetes but was in otherwise reasonably good health when, at age 60, he was admitted to a hospital for treatment of a toe ulcer. When symptoms of gallbladder disease emerged, his health care team decided that removing the organ was the best treatment option. Surgeons operated on our client…