Do You Have A Case From an Injured Bile Duct, Hepatic Duct, or Duodenum from Gallbladder Removal Surgery?

by Luke Marchie | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Injuries you suffer from a gallbladder removal surgery include severed or transacted ducts (such as the bile, cystic, hepatic, or multiple ducts), clipping the wrong ducts after surgery, injuries to other surrounding structures such as the duodenum, or a failure of...

Who Is at Fault if Your Child’s Hip Dysplasia Is Missed?

by Luke Marchie | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

When you have a newborn son or daughter your child will treat with numerous doctors soon after birth. If your newborn had hip dysplasia that was missed and now will need future surgery and have a permanent disability, it may be difficult to determine who was at fault...

How Can Nerve Damage from a Blood Draw or Needle Stick Injury Affect You

by Luke Marchie | Nov 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

A needle stick injury from a blood draw may seem like something that should rarely happen, and if it does should be a relatively minor injury. However, these injuries can have significant consequences on your life – from your ability to work, to doing every day...

 Do You Have a Case for not Being Properly Anesthetized Before Surgery?

by Luke Marchie | Oct 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

If your anesthesiologist and other care providers fail to give you anesthetics before you undergo surgery (or give you inadequate anesthetics), it can result in a traumatic experience. Not just because of the severe pain you can feel when your surgeon begins operating...