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A Quick Guide To Medical Malpractice Claims

For information about how a medical malpractice attorney can assist you with your medical malpractice case, contact Brandon Batchelor medical malpractice lawyer in Seattle at Russell and Hill, PLLC. They are ready to get to work on your behalf. <br>

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A Quick Guide To Medical Malpractice Claims

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  1. A Quick Guide To Medical Malpractice Claims

  2. A tremendous volume of surgical procedures are performed each year in the United States. The National Hospital Care Survey, NHCS, reports that in 2006 an estimated 53.3 million surgical and non-surgical procedures were performed during 34.7 million ambulatory surgery visits. The term “ambulatory” means performed on an outpatient basis where the patient does not stay overnight.

  3. The Most Common Procedures Were: ⊡ Endoscopy of large intestine (5.7 million) ⊡ Endoscopy of small intestine (3.5 million) ⊡ Extraction of lens (3.1 million) ⊡ Insertion of prosthetic lens (2.6 million) ⊡ Injection of agent into spinal canal (2.0 million) ⊡ Injection or infusion of therapeutic or prophylactic substance (1.5 million) ⊡ Endoscopic polypectomy of large intestine (1.4 million)

  4. Washington State Malpractice Laws In Washington, the law is that a medical doctor owes the patient a duty to comply with the standard of care for one of the profession or class to which he or she belongs. A medical doctor has a duty to exercise the degree of skill, care, and learning expected of a reasonably prudent doctor in the State of Washington acting in the same or similar circumstances at the time of the care or treatment in question.

  5. Medical Malpractice Attorneys A victim of medical malpractice needs a good lawyer as these cases are complicated, expensive and difficult, and insurance companies and their lawyers know it, fighting tooth and nail to pay nothing.The first step in presenting your medical malpractice claim is to meet a lawyer. The lawyer and potential client needs to assess whether there is a case and whether the attorney and client can work well together. If the parties go forward it is time to order the medical records, and if the medical malpractice case has merit based on the records, the lawyer will go forward and consult with medical experts.

  6. For information about how a medical malpractice attorney can assist you with your medical malpractice case, contact Brandon Batchelor medical malpractice lawyer in Seattle at Russell and Hill, PLLC. They are ready to get to work on your behalf.

  7. Contact To Russell & Hill, PLLC Address: 2150 N 107th St, Suite 440 Seattle, WA 98133 Phone: 206-880-7703 Website: https://www.russellandhill.com/contact/

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