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A medical malpractice case must contain all of the following elements:
- Harm
- The plaintiff must have suffered harm. Essentially, an injury must have occurred — whether physical, psychological, or both. Learn More
- Damages
- The harm the plaintiff suffered must have resulted in measurable loss. This includes additional medical costs, lost income, or out-of-pocket expenses. Damages may also include a loss in quality of life, or pain and suffering. Learn More
- Liability
- It must be proven that the defendant is liable for the damages related to the harm. Learn More
This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different — the surest way to know is to request an intake.
