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Chicago Medical Malpractice Info Center

ANSWERS TO COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS

In most cases, a violation of the standard of care is presented to the jury through expert medical testimony. Expert witnesses must be licensed and experienced in the same field as the defendant. In some cases, the negligence may be so obvious that an expert witness is not required, but this is highly unusual.

Not every medical procedure goes as planned. Yet, not every unfavorable outcome serves as the basis for a medical malpractice lawsuit. Thus, if you’ve been injured or suffered worsening injuries after receiving medical care, it may be hard to determine if your injuries were due to a healthcare provider’s negligence.

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