Medical Malpractice
is a term to signify bad or unskillful practice by
a physician or other professional in which the health
or welfare of the patient or client is injured. The
failure of a professional to follow the accepted standards
of practice of his or her profession is considered
medical malpractice. This covers many areas of practice
including, but not limited to Anesthesiologist Malpractice
, Birth Injuries, Delay in Diagnosis Cancer, Heart
Attacks, Hospital / Institutional Neglect, Negligent
Treatment or Care, Nursing Home Negligence, Obstetricians
Malpractice, Plastic Surgery Malpractice, Psychiatric
Malpractice, Sexual Abuse / Boundary Violations, Suicide
Cases, and Surgical Malpractice.
Medical malpractice in general
is any act or failure to act by a member of the medical
profession that results in harm, injury, distress,
prolonged physical or mental suffering, or the termination
of life to a patient while that patient is under the
care of that medical professional. Usually harm must
be proven to have occurred to constitute medical malpractice.
To prove a medical malpractice
claim, the patient must prove the health care provider
did not comply with an acceptable and reasonable standard
of medical care in their specialty, and that this
failure was the cause of the patient's harm.
Robert H. Fritz and The
Fritz Law Firm are experienced in handling a wide
range of cases in the areas of medical negligence
and medical malpractice. At the San Diego, California,
Association of Trial Lawyers of America conference,
"Litigating Profoundly Injured Infant Cases",
Robert Fritz and Barbara Haderlein of the
Fritz Law Firm were asked to speak on the topic "Preparing
Exhibits for Trial in Cases with Medical Issues".
As a result of the Fritz Law Firm's intensive and
successful use of state of the art demonstrative evidence,
at the request of The Association of Trial Lawyer
of America, co-sponsored by the Texas Trial Lawyers
Association and the National Head Injury Foundation,
Robert and Barbara spoke on the topic "Developing
an In-House Video Production Team" at the conference
"Recognizing, Evaluating, and Proving Traumatic
Brain Injuries". 
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