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Medical Malpractice
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- Medical Errors Still A Problem, Speakers at Richmond Conference Say
- Has your doctor been disciplined by the Virginia Board of Medicine?
- Illinois Supreme Court Rules Medical Malpractice Cap Unconstitutional
- Senate Challenges Collusion by Medical Malpractice Insurance Companies
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I have a very bad result. Does that mean that I have a case?
A: Having a very bad result does not mean that malpractice was committed. A bad result can happen even if the doctor or other health care provider complied with the standard of care. The only way to determine whether a bad result is due to negligence is by close examination of the facts, which usually requires review of the appropriate medical records and consultation with an expert.
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News
- Jonathan Petty Wins Medical Malpractice Trial in Prince Edward County
- Jonathan Petty Wins Medical Malpractice Arbitration
- Tom Williamson Wins in the Virginia Supreme Court
- Tom Williamson Publishes an Article on Finding Qualified Experts
- Carolyn Lavecchia Recognized as One of the Top Medical Malpractice Lawyers in Virginia
- Tom Williamson Obtains Medical Malpractice Verdict in Richmond, Virginia.