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  • How Do I Prove that I Was Misdiagnosed by My Doctor?

    Doctors, nurses, dentists and other medical professionals are required to treat their patients in a competent, courteous, respectful and timely fashion. Particularly in an emergency, patients rely on medical professionals to provide them with a high-quality level of service and expertise. They also expect them to properly diagnose any existing medical conditions and treat such conditions ...
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  • Can I Sue My Own Attorney for Malpractice?

    In the same way that medical professionals are expected to uphold the oath and commitment they have made to their given profession, so are attorneys expected to act in good faith and protect the rights of their clients. Although any person regardless of his or her chosen profession can make mistakes, an act of negligence, breach of contract, demonstration of extreme incompetence, or breach of ...
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  • Determining Liability for a Slip & Fall Accident

    Slip & fall accidents can happen at any time and in any location. When a slip & fall accident occurs as a result of another person's negligence, neglect or disregard for the safety of others, he or she may be liable for any injuries caused. For example, if a store owner was in the process of renovating the floor in his store, and he failed to put out signs warning customers of the potential ...
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  • What Are My Rights After Being Bitten By a Dog?

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that more than 4.5 million people are victimized by vicious dog attacks every year. Close to 900,000 of those dog bite victims require medical attention due to the severity of their injury. Of those victims, at least 30,000 need to undergo some form of reconstructive surgery to repair physical damage. A dog bite is a very traumatic and painful ...
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  • What is Comparative Fault and How Could It Affect My Injury Claim?

    When an individual files a lawsuit or claim to seek compensation for the injuries he or she suffered in a car accident, truck accident or other similar type of personal injury accident, Minnesota Statutes state that his or her claim may be reduced or diminished according to the extent of fault which can be directly attributed to the individual. This is what is known as comparative fault or ...
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