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Medical Malpractice

AMA Study Indicates Safety Problems for OutpatientsPosted on 2/2/2012
Medical School Could Set the Stage for Future Medical MalpracticePosted on 2/1/2012
Communication Breakdown Possible Cause of Failure to Diagnose CancerPosted on 1/9/2012
Mammograms and Cancer Malpractice: What Women Need to KnowPosted on 1/1/2012
New Legislation May Make it More Difficult for Georgia Medical Malpractice Victims to Collect DamagesPosted on 3/14/2011
New 3-D Mammography Test Approved by the FDAPosted on 3/14/2011
'Tort reform' gets a frontal assaultPosted on 3/7/2008
New Research: Diabetes Drug Avandia May Increase Chances of OsteoporosisPosted on 12/4/2007
Georgia court sides with doctor in med-mal casePosted on 12/1/2007
Illinois Mother Suing Drug Maker over Infant's DeathPosted on 12/1/2007

Is medical malpractice common and how can I fight it?

A: Medical malpractice is considered a national epidemic. Nearly 100,000 people die as a result of medical negligence annually throughout the United States. More people across the Nation get injured and suffer various illnesses as a result of such medical incompetence. However, it is predicted that only two percent of injured patients actually seek legal help to get compensated through a lawsuit. If you or your loved one have faced a similar situation, then there is no time to think – there is only time to act and seek compensation – the only way to fight medical incompetence. At Dover Law we know how to help people who were injured as a result of medical malpractice and can help you recover. With over 19 years of trial experience we have had in various courts you can trust us. Contact us for a free consultation so that we can further assist you.