Prescription drugs help protect the health of millions of people worldwide. These pharmacological products need to be dispensed properly, when needed (in a timely manner), and likewise, discontinued when no longer needed. As consumers of health care, we trust our doctors, pharmacists, and other medical professionals to ensure that we receive the correct medications needed to
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Failure to Perform a Timely C-Section
When a physician fails to perform a timely or necessary Caesarean Section (C-section) delivery of a child, and/or, if other healthcare providers (midwives, nurses etc.) fail to appreciate the need for that operative procedure, the health and well-being of both the mother and child may be compromised. Doctors, as well as other medical professionals, are
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New Jersey Car Accidents and Brain Injuries
When a person is involved in a motor vehicle accident, his or her life can change in an instant. This is especially true when the victim sustains serious injuries such as brain damage. After sustaining a traumatic brain injury (TBI), it can be hard to envision an end to the long road to recovery. Often
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Types of New Jersey Medical Malpractice Claims
We trust our healthcare providers with our well-being, and assume that care will be provided in accordance with accepted standards of care. Typically, healthcare providers (doctors, nurses, hospitals, technicians, etc.) do their best to ensure the safety and health of their patients. However, there are instances when the standards of care are breached, and patients
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Causes of New Jersey Pedestrian Accidents
Car accidents are an everyday occurrence. Some of those accidents involve pedestrians. No matter how pedestrian-friendly an area may be, there is always a risk that a motorist may fail to operate their vehicle cautiously and in accordance with vehicle and traffic laws and standards. When a motorist operates their vehicle in an unreasonable manner,
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