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Medical Negligence and Cesarean Sections Cesarean sections⁠—also known as a c-section—can result in dangerous and long-lasting injuries to both a mother during childbirth and the baby. If you or a loved one in Pittsburgh has recently gone through a c-section and has experienced harmful side effects, a Pittsburgh cesarean sections lawyer from Berger and Green can investigate your injuries to determine if medical malpractice was involved. If...

Medical Negligence and Failure to Diagnose Heart Attacks When doctors and healthcare providers fail our trust in protecting us from harm, innocent patients can be injured⁠—or even lose their life⁠—from a failure to diagnose a heart attack. Because medical providers must abide by a “standard of care,” they are responsible for providing the correct treatment, diagnosing patients correctly, administering the correct medication,...

Medical Negligence and Brain Ischemia Brain ischemia, or an ischemic stroke, occurs when the brain does not receive sufficient blood. This type of condition often arises due to an untimely response by a healthcare provider and may result in exorbitant medical costs and a significant decrease in the victim’s quality of life. However, these injuries are often complicated, as they involve complex medical and legal issues. If you or a loved one suffered...

Medical Negligence and Misdiagnosis Seeking medical attention requires you to place trust in your doctors and medical care providers. When a medical professional misdiagnoses you, it only compounds your original problem. The addition of unnecessary treatments, procedures, and medications are costly and potentially dangerous. A misdiagnosis may require extra time away from work or result in so much harm that you never return to your career. Little to no...

Medical Negligence and Group B Strep Infection Misdiagnosis If your doctor misdiagnosed Group B strep infection in you or your baby, and caused a worsening of your condition, you may be entitled to compensation through a medical malpractice action. You could recover costs associated with: Medical bills Lost wages, if you had to take time off work to care for your child Reduced earning capacity, if you had to take a different job to take care...