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If you want to win a medical malpractice case, hiring a medical malpractice expert witness is likely essential. This expert can provide their “2 cents” on why malpractice is to blame for your injury. But these 2 cents could end up being worth much more when you emerge triumphant from the trial.  Are you…

Did you know that there are racial disparities in maternal mortality in the U.S.? It’s not just a hunch or an opinion. Data shows that many women get subpar maternal care because of their race. Mothers are losing their lives because of the color of their skin. Worst of all, they’re dying because of…

Babies born to mothers with preeclampsia can suffer severe complications. Those complications can even be fatal when doctors don’t diagnose and treat them in time. In this article, we’ll dive into what preeclampsia is, and how preeclampsia affects the baby.  What is Preeclampsia? High Blood Pressure? Preeclampsia is a high blood pressure condition that…

We celebrate and anticipate birth so much, we often forget – it’s risky business. Pain and blood loss are inevitable. And hemorrhaging after birth, though rare, is possible.  Below, we’ll explain what postpartum hemorrhaging is and how it happens. We’ll also tell you what you need to sue a doctor when negligence leads to…

“What you don’t know can’t hurt you” That certainly doesn’t apply to undiagnosed preeclampsia. If you have preeclampsia, you need to know. Your life and your baby’s life could depend on it.  In this article, we’ll dive into the key facts about preeclampsia, and what happens if the doctor leaves preeclampsia undiagnosed and untreated. …

Pursuing a malpractice claim? You might wonder what the average malpractice settlement amount is in the U.S., or in your state. And what’s the average malpractice settlement for cases similar to yours?  Take a look at the following statistics to see what you might be able to gain from your claim. Prefer to discuss…

Side Effects of Pitocin, Used to Stimulate Uterine Contractions or Induce Labor “We need to induce labor”. When a doctor says those words to a pregnant woman, what follows is often a dose of Pitocin, used to stimulate contractions and cause labor induction. While it’s useful for inducing labor, the side effects of Pitocin…

Uterine rupture is rare. It occurs in less than 1% (0.07%) of pregnancies. But when it does happen, the consequences can be life-threatening. This is why it’s important to know the signs of uterine rupture.  Below, we’ll give you an overview of this dangerous medical emergency. We’ll also discuss what legal steps you can…

Pursuing a malpractice claim can be quite an investment. And it’s worth every penny when your chances of receiving a large payout are high (and your attorney works on contigency). But what’s the average cost of a medical malpractice lawsuit? It depends on many factors. Keep reading to find out what these factors are,…

When you first see your newborn baby, your heart might “skip a beat”. But no one hopes their baby’s heart actually skips a beat. Abnormal heart rates, like fetal bradycardia, can be dangerous.  Here’s what you need to know about how fetal bradycardia occurs, as well as complications that arise when doctors fail to treat it.  …