Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury in New Jersey
Medical malpractice occurs when a negligent act or omission of treatment from a hospital or doctor leads to injury or death. In New Jersey, injured patients can bring a lawsuit against the hospital or health care professional to obtain damages and compensation.
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What Kind of Compensation Can I Receive if Given the Wrong Prescription?Although medical malpractice is spoken of much more frequently than pharmacy malpractice, the latter is a common and dangerous occurrence. If you have been a victim of a pharmacy mistake that has caused you serious injury, you are legally entitled to sue the pharmacy responsible for the error.
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We trust our doctors to make us well and keep us healthy. Unfortunately, not every medical professional provides the standard of care that all patients deserve. Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor fails to provide acceptable care and the patient suffers harm as a result. If you believe your doctor may have done something wrong, contact our attorneys as soon as possible to start getting help and make sure you don’t miss any legal deadlines.
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