Medical Malpractice – Birth Injuries FAQS | Jay Cooper Law Office

•    Are medical malpractice awards subject to a cap on damages?
•    Are there limits on damages in Florida medical malpractice case?
•    Are there time limits to sue for injuries in a Florida medical malpractice case?
•    Can a medical malpractice case be reopened after it settled if new side effects are discovered?
•    Can anything be recovered if medical malpractice causes the patient to die?
•    Can I sue for medical malpractice if a family member dies as a result of the malpractice?
•    Can I sue my doctor for birth defects?
•    Can I sue my doctor for leaving something in my body during surgery?
•    Do all doctors have malpractice insurance?
•    Do I need an attorney for my Florida medical malpractice case?
•    Does a bad outcome from a doctor mean that medical malpractice has occurred?
•    How can I afford to hire an attorney to represent me in a medical malpractice case?
•    How common is medical malpractice?
•    How does a jury determine if the actions of a doctor were within the standards of good medical practice?
•    How long will it take for my Florida medical malpractice case to go to trial?
•    Should I obtain my own medical records or should I get an attorney to obtain them for me?
•    What do I need to bring to the initial consultation with my attorney in my Florida medical malpractice case?
•    What happens if patient carelessness contributed to the medical malpractice?
•    What is the standard of care in a medical malpractice case?
•    What role do expert witnesses play in medical malpractice cases?
•    Why do medical malpractice cases take longer than other personal injury cases?