What Is the Duty of Care for New York Podiatric Surgeons?

Many, but not all, podiatrists are foot surgeons and are trained to perform surgery on the lower leg, specifically the areas surrounding the feet and ankles. Maintaining the health of our feet and ankles is essential. If something goes wrong, we could lose our ability to walk normally or walk at all. Unfortunately, negligence and…

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When Should You File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit?

An unpleasant or tragic outcome in a medical case does not necessarily mean that the outcome was because of medical malpractice. A plaintiff must prove several legal elements to recover compensation for malpractice. If you are unsure whether or not you need to file a medical malpractice lawsuit, a New York medical malpractice attorney can…

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Proving Your Medical Malpractice Case

Medical malpractice cases don’t rely on assumptions; they require substantial proof of negligence and clear evidence of the damage the negligent healthcare provider caused. At The Law Firm of Lawrence M. Karam, PC, we help our clients understand exactly what it takes to prove their claim and recover their rightful compensation. If you want to…

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Can I Sue for Infection Following Foot Surgery?

Foot surgery should reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve daily life. But when a preventable infection develops, recovery can turn into a painful cycle of complications and extra treatment. Legal options depend on what caused the infection and whether your provider ignored their professional responsibilities. Not Every Infection Means Medical Malpractice Infections are a known…

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Winning Your Medical Malpractice Case

How can I prove the doctor who treated me was negligent? Medical malpractice lawsuits are notoriously complex.  Doctors and other medical professionals will vigorously defend against most medical malpractice actions.  Armed with powerful attorneys and laws that make it difficult for injured patients to succeed, the defense is often the prevailing party in a medical…

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The Elements of Dental Malpractice

What must be proved when you sue a dentist for malpractice? As in all cases of medical malpractice, the plaintiff must be able to prove that personal injury was suffered as a result of the practitioner’s substandard care. Because of the complexities of proving dental malpractice to a judge or jury, if you have suffered…

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Defining Dental Malpractice

Negligent treatment from a dental practitioner can injure a patient to the point that they need further treatment to correct the damage. In severe instances, it can even cause permanent damage. Under certain circumstances, this negligence may constitute dental malpractice, in which case the patient has the right to recover compensation from their provider.  The…

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Nerve Damage

Dental & Podiatry Malpractice Lawyers of New York protect the rights of victims harmed by dental and podiatric medical malpractice. Our New York nerve damage lawyers can help you seek compensation if you suffered a nerve injury caused by a podiatric surgical error.  Medical malpractice claims are complex, but you are not alone. Let our…

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