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Medical negligence, also known as medical malpractice, involves actions or inactions by a doctor that no other reasonable doctor would have taken in similar circumstances. Doctors do not have to be perfect but they do have to be competent. The rules in New York require that in most cases before a doctor can be sued, another doctor has rendered an opinion that the offending doctor’s conduct fell below an acceptable standard of care. When a doctor falls below the standard of care and causes injuries, that doctor must pay money compensation for the harms that he or she has caused. Doctors frequently protect themselves from losses by having malpractice insurance.
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What will it cost me?
You will not pay a lawyer’s fee to our firm in an injury case unless there is a recovery and then only out of that recovery.
Are there deadlines?
Most personal injury claims in New York must be pursued in court within three years. But there are exceptions and shorter time frames that apply in some cases. So, since you’ve read this far, it is best to call us right away.
Will I have to go to court?
As experienced trial lawyers we know that some cases must go to trial. But most do not.
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