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Medical Malpractice Claim Requirements

You can’t file a medical malpractice lawsuit for just anything. Georgia state law has specific requirements for medical malpractice cases. Read on to learn the requirements for medical malpractice cases in Georgia. Georgia Requirements Statute of Limitations Georgia state law provides you with two years from the date of your injury to file a medical malpractice suit. Additionally, the state gives ...

An Overview of Medical Malpractice

Having to file a suit for medical malpractice is never a goal that anyone sets out for. In the United States, you expect a certain standard of medical care, and medical professionals should always meet that standard. However, that’s not always the case. When someone in the medical field is responsible for your care and doesn’t provide you with adequate treatment, they may be held liable for any ...

Georgia Maternal Mortality Rates Are Too High

The US maternal mortality rate is out of control. Thirty years ago, 17 mothers would die in every 100,000 births. Since that time, the maternal mortality rate has risen by 32%. Furthermore, maternal mortality disproportionately affects black women and is worst of all in Georgia. Causes of Maternal Mortality The causes of maternal mortality are varied. Deaths during birth are rare. Rather, new ...

Understanding Birth Injury Risk Factors

While many birth injuries occur in the delivery room, some begin during pregnancy. When an obstetrician fails to identify or diagnosis issues during the pregnancy, they dramatically increase the risk of a birth injury or birth defect. When expecting mothers understand birth injury risk factors, they increase their chances of raising concerns for an undiagnosed condition. High Blood Pressure A ...