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Things to Avoid from Accidents

Car Accidents

Even the most careful driver can have a car accident. If you are involved in an accident, you should report the accident to the police. You should also exchange insurance information with the other driver. If possible, you should get the names and phone numbers of any witnesses to the accident before they leave the scene.

If you are shaken up or injured in an accident, we recommend that you seek medical attention to make sure you do not have a serious injury.

It is common for a person to “feel fine” immediately after an accident.  It is also common for a person to experience pain, dizziness, headaches or other symptoms several hours or several days after an accident has happened. If you or a friend or a family member experiences such symptoms, it is wise to seek medical treatment to make sure that a serious injury has not occurred.

If you have any questions about a car accident case, please contact our office for a free consultation.

Food Poisoning

A person can become violently ill and suffer long term problems from eating bad food, or from swallowing a foreign object that is contained in food. Different types of bacteria present in bad food can cause many different types of illnesses and complications. If you or a friend or family member feel that you have been the victim of food poisoning, please contact our office for a free consultation.

Starkerlaw Slip and Fall Accidents

Many people innocently slip and fall on spilled water, soda or other substances that should not be on the floor of a supermarket or restaurant. Many people trip and fall on ramps or curbs that are not easily noticeable, or that are in poor condition.  On occasion, people are innocently shopping when large objects that are stored overhead tip over and fall onto the shopper. If you have been injured on someone else’s property due to one of these things, please contact our office for a free consultation.

Medical Malpractice Tips for Victims From Attorney In Orlando

What is medical malpractice and what should a victim do when it happens?

Medical malpractice occurs when a medical provider commits an error that is below the acceptable and appropriate standard of care, and the error causes injury or death to the patient.

Medical malpractice can be ordinary negligence, which is the failure to use reasonable care, or it can be reckless or intentional misconduct.

If you or a family member or friend are the victim of medical malpractice, read on to learn more about it here.

Common circumstances where medical malpractice occurs:

Medical malpractice may happen in different ways such as through a wrongful diagnosis or treatment, substandard care, neglectful prescription of medication, and failure to obtain informed consent before performing a medical procedure. Common circumstances also include –

• Injury or death from overdoses/prescription drugs.
• Birth injuries.
• Prognosis misdiagnosis.
• Anesthesia malpractices.
• Surgical negligence.
• Blood contamination.

Medical Malpractice In Orlando And United States

Medical mistakes are fairly common in the state of Florida, especially Orlando and all over United States.

Knowing what steps to take if you suddenly do not feel well after a surgery or medical procedure is extremely beneficial. Knowing a bit about the medical malpractice law in your state will also be helpful.

Orlando Medical malpractice law:

Medical malpractice law and a malpractice compensation claim aim to provide financial compensation      to victims of medical malpractice.

In addition, medical malpractice law also aims to deter and penalize the acts of medical malpractice or negligence by hospitals, medical practitioners, and medical authorities.

If you feel like you or a loved one has been a victim of medical malpractice, look into your options to be able to fight for your rights and right the wrong.

Steps To Take When You Are A Victim Of 
Medical Malpractice In Orlando:

When looking to file a medical malpractice claim, look for an experienced lawyer to help you out.

In Florida, medical malpractice claims are complex.

For instance, you are required to notify the alleged wrongdoer in writing and are required to perform a series of steps before you are allowed to file a lawsuit.

There are also statute of limitations issues.

An experienced lawyer will be able to protect your rights, fight for your rights, as well as get you the compensation you deserve.

Although filing for a malpractice case against the wrongdoers might not undo the damage caused by the negligent act, it may help to ease the financial burdens caused by the malpractice and give you a sense of justice.

Other Steps You Should Look Into If You Are 
A Victim Of Medical Malpractice IN Orlando:

• Consult with an expert doctor. When not feeling well after a procedure, consult a doctor from a different facility to find out if what you are feeling was caused by the procedure that was performed at the original facility.
• Look into the background and history of the medical practitioner or hospital. Check to see if there are similar cases filed against them.
• Know more about your health status while studying the outcome of lawsuits like yours.
• Looking for an expert lawyer to help you with legalities will be essential.

Medical malpractice suits will always be a hard battle to fight. But with the help of expert lawyers, your fight will be a lot easier and less stressful. Look into experts and professionals to help you win your case.

Jeffrey D. Starker, Esq., has been an insurance and injury lawyer in Orlando, Florida, for over 15 years.  Mr. Starker formerly represented insurance companies, and he currently represents people that have been injured in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking accidents, and many other accidents.

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We charge no fees or costs unless you obtain money in your case.

Most people cannot afford to pay lawyers by the hour or advance the costs necessary to fight a legal battle  against insurance companies or other large companies.

We advance the costs for you and wait until the case is finished to get paid. If you do not get a recovery in your case, we get paid nothing. No fees, no costs.

If we are able to settle the case or if we go to trial and win, we charge a percentage of the amount of money we obtain for you. That percentage varies depending on the type of case. For the fee in your particular type of case, please call our office or fill out the Free Case Evaluation form to the right and ask.

Before we can work on your case, you and we will sign a contract which explains our fees in detail.

When your case is concluded, you will get a closing statement. The closing statement will show the gross amount we obtained for you and the amount of fees and costs. If you have outstanding medical expenses or if your health insurance company has a lien against your recovery, we help you resolve those matters, also, and those items will be reflected on the closing statement. You and we will both sign the closing statement. We will not disburse any funds to ourselves or anyone else without a signed closing statement.