Atlanta Medical Malpractice Blog

September 12, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

What Are the Four Things That Must Be Proven to Win a Medical Malpractice Suit?

If you have been the victim of medical malpractice in Atlanta, you may be entitled to significant compensation for your injuries. However, getting the compensation you are owed without the help of an experienced medical malpractice lawyer can be difficult. Winning a medical malpractice claim requires proving very specific legal elements. Keep reading below to […]

September 9, 2025 / Wrongful Death

How Much is the Average Wrongful Death Settlement in Georgia?

When a loved one’s life is taken too soon because of another party’s negligence, the loss reverberates far beyond the immediate shock of grief. Families in Georgia are left to cope with emotional devastation, financial strain, and the absence of a spouse, parent, or child. Naturally, one of the questions families often ask is: “How […]

September 6, 2025 / Georgia Law

The Federal Tort Claims Act

When someone is injured because of another person’s negligence, the typical path to recovery is through a personal injury claim in state court. But what happens if the negligent party is a federal employee or the injury arises from the actions of a federal agency? In most circumstances, the government cannot be sued due to […]

September 3, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Is It Worth Suing for Malpractice?

When medical treatment goes wrong, the impact can be life-changing. Patients trust doctors, nurses, and hospitals with their health and safety, so mistakes can leave people wondering if they should take legal action. In Atlanta, where excellent medical facilities serve thousands of patients daily, malpractice still happens. The question many people ask is: Is it […]

August 12, 2025 / Catastrophic Injuries

What Qualifies as a Catastrophic Injury?

When someone is hurt in an accident, the injuries can range from minor scrapes to life-changing trauma. A catastrophic injury is a type of injury that changes a person’s life forever. These injuries are often severe, long-lasting, and may prevent someone from working or living as they used to. In Georgia, people who suffer catastrophic […]

August 1, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim for a Birth-Related Injury

When a baby is born, it should be a joyful time for families. Unfortunately, sometimes things go wrong during labor or delivery. In some cases, a birth-related injury happens because of a medical mistake. When this happens, parents may have the right to file a medical malpractice claim. This article explains what birth-related injuries are, […]

July 25, 2025 / Spinal Cord

Spinal Cord Injuries Due to Medical Errors

In Atlanta, if a medical professional fails in their duty of care toward you and causes injuries, this is called medical malpractice. Numerous medical mistakes can lead to significant losses, including spinal cord injuries. But what is a spinal cord injury exactly, and what kinds of medical errors can lead to these catastrophic injuries? Understanding […]

July 18, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

What Evidence Is Important in an Atlanta Medical Malpractice Case?

Medical malpractice claims hinge on a combination of legal and medical proof. In Atlanta, it’s essential to present clear, convincing evidence that meets both state legal requirements and persuasive medical standards. Below are the critical categories of evidence that can make or break your case. Medical Records & Documentation Your medical records are the foundation […]

July 2, 2025 / Brain Injury

Navigating Post-Concussion Syndrome After Medical Negligence

Experiencing a concussion is distressing enough on its own. It’s even worse when you don’t get the care you need due to medical negligence. Misdiagnosis of a concussion or post-concussion syndrome (PCS) can have serious, lasting effects. It may threaten your health and overall quality of life. Here’s what you should know about managing your […]

June 30, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Can I Sue a Hospital for Refusing to Treat Me?

Under federal law, hospitals that participate in Medicare are generally required to provide emergency medical care regardless of a person’s ability to pay. But if you were turned away and suffered harm, you may be wondering: Can I sue a hospital for refusing to treat me? In some cases, the answer is yes. Hospitals are […]