Contributory negligence can refer to situations where the patient’s own actions contributed to their injury. This can play a significant role in medical malpractice cases. South Carolina follows a modified comparative negligence rule, which means that if the court...
Medical Malpractice
The role of expert witnesses in medical malpractice claims
When a medical malpractice claim arises, expert witnesses can be important in determining the case's outcome. These individuals have specialized knowledge in the relevant field, such as medicine. They provide their professional opinions during legal proceedings to...
4 Myths About Filing For Medical Malpractice In South Carolina
A survey conducted by the University of Utah found that patients fail to report almost 90% of all hospital mistakes. Whether patients do not report issues due to feeling traumatized or embarrassed or simply because they misunderstand the system, if they do not file a...
What Does A Medical Malpractice Claim Involve?
You may have a valid claim for damages when a medical professional's negligence or inaction causes your injury. Medical malpractice is challenging to prove but not impossible. These are the steps for pursuing compensation in South Carolina when you believe you are a...
