Author Archives: Jay Butchko
How To Gather Evidence For Your Medical Malpractice Claim?
If you or your loved one has been a victim of medical error, it is vital to begin gathering evidence for your medical malpractice lawsuit. Collecting evidence and proving medical malpractice is a critical part of suing a negligent or careless doctor or hospital. It is advisable to contact a skilled medical malpractice attorney… Read More »
4 Common Types Of Contract Breaches To Watch Out for
A contract is a legally binding document signed between at least two parties. Once a contractual agreement is signed, the parties must fulfill their obligations under the contract. When a party fails to follow through with the terms of the contract, the other party may be able to file a breach of contract lawsuit…. Read More »
What Is Urology Malpractice, And Can You Sue Your Urologist For Medical Errors?
The urinary tract is linked to many vital systems in the human body, including the reproductive and digestive. For this reason, urologists are held to high standards of care when treating urinary disorders. Many urinary disorders require surgical procedures. Urologic surgery can result in complications if the procedure goes wrong due to medical errors…. Read More »
Can I Sue For Surgery Complications?
Unfortunately, many surgeries are associated with certain risks and complications. However, in some cases, surgery complications may arise without a patient being warned about them. Statistically speaking, over 40% of all patients experience post-surgical complications. Those complications can range from minor to fatal, which is why many patients wonder, “Can I sue a hospital… Read More »
Can I Sue A Hospital For Refusing To Treat Me?
If a hospital refused to treat you, you might be able to pursue a medical malpractice lawsuit to recover damages. Under federal law, all hospitals that participate in Medicare are required to provide emergency treatment to patients who need it, even if the patient is uninsured or cannot pay. Are Hospitals Required to Provide… Read More »
Are Oral Agreements Enforceable in Georgia?
Sometimes, business partners or entities enter into oral agreements. Generally, oral agreements are enforceable and binding in the State of Georgia. However, the enforceability of an oral contract depends on the type of agreement and facts of your case. If you had an oral agreement and the other party breached the contract, you may… Read More »
Piercing the Corporate Veil: How to Avoid Personal Liability for Business Debt?
As any business owner in Georgia may know, a corporation’s “veil of protection” shields owners and shareholders from personal liability. However, Georgia courts may still be able to “pierce the corporate veil” to hold members of the corporation and shareholders personally liable for business debt. It is essential to consult with an Atlanta business… Read More »
How to Sue a Competitor for Commercial Disparagement?
Commercial disparagement – also known as product disparagement – is false advertising and a form of defamation applicable to business entities. Businesses often draw a comparison between their products or services and their competitor’s. However, when a business entity ends up making false or misleading statements about the competitor’s products, they can be sued… Read More »
What to Do if You Were Misdiagnosed in Georgia?
Being misdiagnosed or receiving a wrong diagnosis can be very disheartening and frustrating, but you need to know how to help yourself and protect your legal rights if you were a victim of misdiagnosis. Contact our Atlanta diagnosis error attorney Stacey Carroll if you have reason to believe that you received a wrong diagnosis…. Read More »
Can I Sue ER Doctors for Emergency Room Malpractice?
The fast-paced nature of emergency rooms can result in many types of medical errors. When emergency room doctors fail to adhere to accepted standards of care, and patients get hurt due to their mistakes, the injured patients may be entitled to compensation through a medical malpractice lawsuit. Many hospitals and emergency rooms are understaffed… Read More »