The cost to hire a medical malpractice lawyer depends on a few different factors. Filing a civil lawsuit requires money in New York. Filing a small claim is usually less than $100; a summons or notice of trial will run you at least $50; a demand for a jury trial will…
Medical Malpractice
The Odds of Winning a Medical Malpractice Suit
The mathematical odds of winning a medical malpractice suit depend on the strength of the evidence. For example, plaintiffs with a weak case are 20% likely to win, while those with a strong case can win over 50% of the trials. Here are some tips to maximize your…
Can I Sue If My Doctor Did Not Tell Me About the Risks of a Procedure?
If you have had surgery, you’re probably aware of the risks. These risks can be minor or serious. It’s the doctor’s responsibility to inform you of those risks before you undergo the procedure. This is known as informed consent in medicine and law. A doctor’s failure…
Does the Other Driver’s Insurance Company Have to Pay My Medical Bills?
If you are involved in an auto accident, you should make sure that the other driver’s insurance company pays your medical bills. In some cases, the insurance company may send collection letters and you might not receive payment for a long time. In other cases, the…
