Category - Medical Negligence
It’s the last chance to raise a family for many people, but what can you do if something goes wrong during your IVF treatment? Tindall Gask Bentley explores a heartfelt issue.
For many people IVF is their last hope at raising a family. Some women have chosen to focus on their career only to find their biological clock...
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South Australia has been hit with yet another public health bungle, and the SA Pathology errors could see victims seek compensation.
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Adelaide personal injury lawyer Mal Byrne writes about what compensation entitlements you may have after a delayed cancer diagnosis.
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Increased pressure on South Australian public hospitals is leading to more cases of medical negligence, writes TGB's Mal Byrne.
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TGB’s Medical Negligence team explains the ins-and-outs of the ‘duty of care’ including how and when it applies in South Australia.
Not everyone who consults a personal injury lawyer has a “good case”. When I am trying to advise a client that they do not have a good case and why, the question I get asked...
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TGB lawyers outlines 12 key situations in which hospital records can form a part of your medical negligence claim.
If you have ever been hospitalised or visited a patient in hospital, you will note that the patient’s hospital records are kept usually in a large folder which is extensively tagged and indexed to make it as easy...
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TGB Lawyers’ medical negligence law team outlines why it is essential to consult a medical expert before undertaking a medical negligence claim.
Unless for example you go into hospital to have an operation on your left arm and the doctor operates on your right arm instead, it is nigh impossible to settle or win a medical...
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TGB Personal Injury Lawyer Olla Kutieleh covers all of the ins and outs of medical negligence claims, including whether or not you have a claim and for what you may be compensated.
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TGB Partner and Personal Injury Lawyer Tim White writes about the legal ramifications arising from violent sporting incidents in South Australia.
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