The term medical malpractice is used to indicate different phenomena, including:
- the medical error
- unnecessary or harmful care or paperwork (e.g. unnecessary surgery, medicines used without justification)
- the mismanagement of public health (e.g. long time spent in care and in service bookings)
If there has been a medical error, our professional staff will follow you thorugh the extrajudicial way and possibly judicial.
When you are entitled to compensation for medical error (medical malpractice):
- if the doctor has made a mistake during the surgery or in the post-surgical phase
- if you have not been adequately informed about the risks of a surgical procedure and, therefore, your consent was flawed
- if the diagnosis was wrong or late
- if the doctor has not prescribed you necessary examinations that would have clarified the health conditions
- if the correct medical/health assistance has not been provided
Citizens who are victims of these events are protected by law, being able to claim compensation for medical malpractice.
To this end, the patient must displayto the lawyer a series of documents that can support his position.
Thanks to these documents and the consultation with a medical examiner, it will be possible to evaluate both the amount of the damage and the extent to which it was determined by the medical error.
The most important documents to be presented are the medical record or any other medical documentation (for example, informed consent). If this documentation is missing, it will be our professional who will help you request it and obtain it.