Tremont Sheldon Robinson Mahoney has experience working in medical malpractice cases, including those that involve failure to diagnose colon cancer and a wide range of other cancers. Attorney Jason Tremont was involved in one case that two previous attorneys turned down, thinking that there wasn't a case. After a long jury trial, there was a significant offer for the client.
Patient sues doctor and hospital for negligence
When one least expects it, seeking medical attention and care may become necessary in some cases, such as when an individual falls and suffers a fracture or has another type of accident. Falls, accidents requiring medical care and other injuries can happen at any time, without notice to anyone. When such incidents occur, most people can rest assured that hospitals and doctors can tend to their needs. However, doctors are human and human beings can make errors. Particularly when doctors make mistakes such as failing to diagnose a condition, the patient may suffer harm due to negligence and may be entitled to compensation.
Medical error rates: How is Connecticut doing?
The issues of hospital negligence and medical malpractice have played out publicly and politically here in Connecticut as they have in many other states. In 2005, the state legislature passed several medical malpractice-related measures, some of which make it more difficult for patients and their families to sue for injuries and death.
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