By Martindale Admin | Published May 28, 2014 | Posted in Medical Malpractice | Tagged Tags: doctor negligence, due care, hospital negligence, malpractice claims | Leave a comment
What is Medical Malpractice, and How Do I Know if I Have a Medical Malpractice Case?
At the most basic level, the legal theory that justifies a medical malpractice claim is exactly the same as that involved in an automobile accident case: Just like the operator of a motor vehicle has a responsibility to other drivers to operate his or her automobile in a careful manner, a physician has a duty Read More
Read MoreHow Do Divorce Costs for Mediation and Collaborative Law Compare with Litigation?
When you want a divorce, you’ve got a variety of approaches to choose from ─ some more costly than others. While cost is not the only consideration, it’s a major one for most couples. Many marriages go on the rocks over financial stress and finances can remain hotly contested issues during divorce. Yet couples who Read More
Read MoreHow Can You Recover Compensation in a Car Accident Case?
Perhaps somewhat illogically, your right to recover money for injuries which you sustain in an automobile accident in Pennsylvania depends to some degree on the choices that you make when purchasing your own automobile insurance. Because of this, it is very important that you understand your options when you purchase automobile insurance. If you purchase Read More
Read MoreWhat Are Some Ways to Establish Paternity Under Pennsylvania Law?
Establishing paternity is often a crucial issue when an unmarried mother seeks child support or a father wants a legal relationship with a child, even after a divorce for example. Pennsylvania Code Rule 1910.15. Paternity lays the ground rules for how you can establish paternity in Pennsylvania. The main two ways are: Acknowledgment of paternity. Read More
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