Atlanta Medical Malpractice Blog

May 28, 2025 / Personal Injury

Laser Liposuction Burns

Laser liposuction, also known as “laser lipolysis” or “lipo”, is a cosmetic procedure that can help people remove fat cells from the targeted areas. It can do this by using heat, which kills the cells. Unfortunately, however, if there’s medical malpractice involved, the procedure can also result in liposuction burns. Learn more about what a […]

May 21, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Can I Sue My Doctor for Negligence?

Most patients expect that their doctor will make them better and not worse. However, cases of negligence by a doctor or hospital happen all too often. In fact, the Georgia Composite Medical Board typically receives 1,500 to 2,500 complaints each year. Plus, it is said that this number is likely to be underreported. You might […]

May 12, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Things To Consider Before Filing a Wrong Prescription or Medication Lawsuit

Many individuals take at least one prescription medication daily, and others are prescribed prescription medication when they are sick or sustain an injury. We trust our doctors and healthcare providers to prescribe the correct medication. However, what happens when a doctor prescribes the wrong medication? If this is the case, you may want to consider […]

April 23, 2025 / Birth Injuries

Why a Hospital May Stop You From Filming Your Child’s Birth

The birth of a child is one of the most amazing and monumental events in a person’s life. Naturally, some parents want to memorialize the moment of their child’s birth by filming the birth. However, certain hospitals prevent parents from filming their child’s birth. Here are some reasons for this policy: Potential Liability for the […]

April 17, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Understanding Medical Malpractice: Definitions, Damages, and Examples

When we seek medical care, we place our trust in the hands of trained professionals. Unfortunately, that trust can be shattered when a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care. Mistakes and errors can result in serious injury, long-term health consequences, or even death. Sometimes mistakes can be considered medical malpractice and […]

March 21, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Dealing With Grief: A Step-By-Step Guide For Emotional Healing After the Unexpected Death of a Loved One

It has been proposed that there are predictable stages that most people go through when confronted with their own death or the loss of a loved one. The stages don’t represent a linear experience but are considered part of a varied process of acceptance. Just as there are common stages in grief, there are also […]

March 14, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Can I File a Case Against an Urgent Care Center?

Urgent care clinics have grown in popularity in recent years as an alternative to hospital emergency departments. Walk-in medical clinics often offer weekend and nighttime treatment and are not connected to a hospital. Urgent care centers can be found in shopping centers, strip malls, and office complexes in suburban areas. Their locations and convenient hours […]

March 5, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Steps to Follow After Suffering Medical Malpractice in Atlanta

Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional provides care that is below the accepted standard of care in such a way that they injure a patient. It can take many forms, including surgical errors, birth injuries, diagnostic errors, or other negligent care. It may be overwhelming to know what to do after you’ve suffered medical […]

February 27, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

Adam Malone Ranked #1 in Georgia’s Top 10 by Super Lawyers

At Malone Law, we are thrilled to announce that our very own Adam Malone has been recognized as the #1 attorney in Georgia’s Top 10 by Super Lawyers. This prestigious honor reflects Adam’s unwavering dedication to his clients and his standing as a leader in the legal profession. What Is Super Lawyers? Super Lawyers is […]

February 14, 2025 / Medical Malpractice

PICC Lines Can Cause Infections and Injuries If Not Placed Properly

When a patient needs long-term IV treatments, doctors use a peripherally inserted central catheter or PICC line. This thin, flexible tube delivers medication, fluids, and nutrition directly into the bloodstream. It’s a useful tool, but it can also be dangerous if it’s not handled correctly. In Atlanta hospitals, medical professionals are responsible for inserting and […]