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Complications with pacemaker implantation procedures are often serious and may even lead to death. How do you know if it could have been prevented?

Medical errors can cause transverse myelitis, a devastating neurological disorder that affects the spinal cord.

When bystanders are injured at construction sites, determining liability can be challenging. That’s why you need an experienced personal injury attorney.

Learn the crucial steps you must take if your child was the victim of sexual abuse at school.

Nephrologists, like other doctors, can make mistakes that cause severe injuries and even death. A medical malpractice attorney can determine if it was negligence.

Deep vein thrombosis can quickly become life-threatening. If a doctor doesn't properly diagnose the condition, it may be medical malpractice.

Suffering an electrocution injury at a construction site can be devastating or even deadly, and it may be someone else’s fault.

Abington school officials failed to protect the girl from an abusive fellow student despite assuring her parents they would.

Intubation is necessary when a patient cannot breathe on their own, but when a tube placement goes wrong, it can result in irreversible brain injury or death.

Medical emergencies like a heart attack, stroke, or an aneurysm can all cut off or reduce the flow of blood to the brain, which can cause permanent brain damage or death if not diagnosed and treated immediately.

When a brain injury affects more than one part of the brain, the consequences can be devastating if an area of injury goes unnoticed by healthcare providers.

Birth trauma to the head is often an unavoidable consequence of the birthing process, and head injuries like caput succedaneum and cephalohematoma, while generally harmless, should not be ignored.

Compartment syndrome can be a medical emergency, and delayed treatment can lead to devastating consequences.

Diffuse axonal injury, one of the most common types of traumatic brain injury, can have devastating consequences when not diagnosed or treated appropriately.

The wrongful death case involved a 68-year-old Philadelphia man and a doctor’s failure to diagnose cancer.

Pitocin is supposed to make difficult births safer for mom and baby, but errors and the misuse of Pitocin can result in birth injuries and sometimes even death.

Many infants develop jaundice soon after birth. When it does not resolve on its own, and a doctor does not intervene appropriately, kernicterus can develop and lead to permanent brain damage or death.

We trust our doctors to “do no harm,” but when the negligence of a doctor or other healthcare provider results in a preventable injury, they can be sued for medical malpractice.

After an initial spinal cord injury, there are often secondary complications that may impact your life for years to come. 

If a doctor or other healthcare professional was negligent in their care of you or a loved one, you might have the right to sue for pain and suffering.