Can I pursue a claim for medical negligence in a catastrophic injury case?

Yes, it is possible to pursue a claim for medical negligence in a catastrophic injury case in Oregon. In order to pursue such a claim, you would need to prove that a doctor, nurse, or other healthcare provider violated the standard of care expected of them and that this negligence caused harm to the patient. Catastrophic injuries involve serious harm to a person’s body, including severe physical trauma, severe burns, or permanent disabilities. Unfortunately, in some cases, these injuries could have been prevented if medical professionals had provided the proper care. Oregon law requires medical professionals to use a reasonable degree of skill and care when providing services. When a medical professional fails to meet this standard, they can be held liable for medical negligence. To make a claim of medical negligence in a catastrophic injury case, you must be able to prove that a medical professional failed to meet their duty of care, and this failure caused harm to the patient. Under Oregon law, you must be able to prove that medical professionals were careless or acted recklessly, and that this carelessness or recklessness caused serious harm to the patient. You must also show the extent of the damages that resulted from the negligent care. An experienced Oregon attorney can help you gather the necessary evidence and build a strong case for medical negligence.

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