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Virginia Medical Malpractice Cases
- Podiatrists Soon Able to Make Diagnoses! They Couldn't Before?
- Lawyer Sues Wrong Doctor - VA Supreme Court Upholds Reprimand
- Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Alleges Doctor Forgot Where to Operate, but Went Ahead Anyway
- Hospital Thwarted in Attempt to Hide Stunning Facts of Patient's Death
- MedMal Cases Misrepresented in Virginia's Largest Verdicts
- An Example of How Medical Malpractice Cases Should Be Handled
- Doctor operates on wrong side and his insurance company says "we didn't do anything wrong!"
- Fairfax Jury Awards $2.25 Million in Malpratice Case
- Virginia Board of Medicine reprimands doctor who feel to order appropriate tests for rectal bleeding
- Doctor's medical license revoked after failing to order appropriate tests
Virginia Lawyers Weekly » Verdicts & Settlements 
Frequently Asked Questions about Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, and Insurance Disputes
Q: Do most medical malpractice cases result in a verdict in favor of the patient?
A: No, medical malpractice cases are difficult to prove because it has to be shown that the doctor or provider was negligent and that their actions violated the standard of care and caused damages.
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Latest News
- Posted on 11/10/2009Virginia Supreme Court upholds verdict following a fire in the operating room
- Posted on 10/12/2009Doctor Misdiagnoses Cancer and Cuts Off Leg
- Posted on 2/20/2009One of the largest verdicts in Virginia
- Posted on 9/26/2008Doctor Who Failed to Do One of Two Promised Procedures Has to Pay, Says Virginia Supreme Court
- Posted on 6/10/2008Did Patient Die Because Doctor Hung Up Phone?