It’s not always easy to tell if you were the victim of a medical malpractice situation, unless it happens to involve a medical error, surgical error, or a misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis.<\/p>\n
Filing a medical malpractice lawsuit is a matter of personal choice, and whether or not the patient genuinely feels they have been the victim of medical malpractice. There are times when a patient gets to a point with their illness, or other medical situation, and looks back at how they got there and wonders what went wrong.<\/p>\n
The first answer to come to mind doesn’t always happen to be medical malpractice. In fact, many people don’t even blame their doctors for making mistakes or figure no one could prove they made an error anyway, so why waste time filing a lawsuit?<\/p>\n
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