When a Georgia resident is injured in a car accident, many things seem to happen all at once. There's the doctors, and the police and the insurance companies, all of whom have necessary jobs to do, but can end up overwhelming even the most capable individual. Then, after some of the aftermath has settled and the process of healing begins, the injured person and his or her family have to deal with the bills. Medical and rehabilitation expenses can mount quickly, and the stress can begin all over again.
October 2017 Archives
What is "negligence" in a Georgia motor vehicle accident?
What is the time limit on medical malpractice claims in Georgia?
The pain and hampered mobility that comes along with hip problems are very real, and can seriously affect a person's quality of life. For this reason, more people are opting for hip replacement surgery, seeking some kind of relief. Unfortunately, while many people get this relief, others ended up with poorly designed or poorly made implants that make a bad situation even worse.
What is the time limit on medical malpractice claims?
Medical professionals are supposed to be there to make those who are sick and injured better. In most cases, doctors, nurses and hospital staff in Georgia do just that, creating an environment in which a person can heal, whether through medication, surgical intervention or other medical processes. However, it is an unfortunate fact that healthcare professionals are human too, and sometimes they make mistakes. The problem is that when these mistakes occur patients' health can be seriously compromised, and their lives may even be put at risk.
What is a duty to warn in Georgia medical product liability?
The advance of medical science over the past half-century has been nothing short of remarkable. While testing, diagnosis and surgical techniques have developed quickly, perhaps no area of medicine has had a more profound effect on people's health than that of prescription drugs. From the development of antibiotics to the treatment of terrible diseases such as AIDS and cancer, pharmaceuticals have saved many thousands of lives and improved the quality of life for even higher numbers. However, while prescription drugs are beneficial, many of them also produce side-effects that can be damaging or life-threatening to some individuals.
