Wednesday, July 1, 2009

An Eye Injury Lawyer Talks About Medical Malpractice Claims and Eye Doctors

The first thing we do—let’s sue all the eye doctors.
This 21st Century update on Shakespeare’s
famous quotation accurately sums up the
attitude of many who have had a less than
optimal medical outcome for their eye condition.

Many people seek legal redress for a bad
medical result for which there is no legal
blame. It may be that medical malpractice
cannot be proven, or it makes no economic
sense to try to prove malpractice.

Often the calls I receive are spurred by
nothing more than hurt feelings. Perhaps
the patient simply felt that the doctor treated
him or her with disrespect and wishes to get
back at the doctor by filing suit. The law
does not provide a remedy for hurt feelings
and, and it makes no economic sense to
pursue a medical malpractice case unless
the damages are severe and the liability
fairly clear.

Medical malpractice litigation involves
injuries suffered as the result of careless
medical practice. There are two important
points to understand about medical
malpractice litigation.

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