by: Dr. Tom Rhudy
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Medical malpractice is responsible for many injuries sustained each year. Additionally, many deaths are attributed medical malpractice annually. These cases are often very expensive to bring against the providers and/or institutions responsible for the malpractice. Therefore, it is necessary, in many instances, to obtain a lawsuit loan to allow the plaintiff to successfully bring such an action.

It is often thought that most medical providers carry malpractice insurance. In fact, many states require physicians and/or surgeons to carry medical malpractice insurance. Unfortunately, many physicians and/or surgeons refuse to carry such insurance, thinking that, in many cases, they will be shielded from having to deal with medical malpractice.

If you are injured as a result of medical malpractice, you must bear in mind that most states have a relatively short period of time during which such a claim may be brought. There are a whole host of reasons for this relatively short period of time. However, irrespective of the causes, it will be very important to you to gather the requisite information as quickly as possible. In many cases, you will encounter a great deal of opposition from the facility at which the malpractice occurred. (It will certainly be in your best interest to retain an attorney specializing in medical malpractice cases.)

As you're considering whether to bring a medical malpractice claim, a very important fact for you to keep in mind is that this is not a time for you to retain a general-practice attorney. Due to the complexity of these cases, you'll find it advantageous to have an attorney who has a great deal of experience with these cases. In addition to retaining an attorney specializes in this area, it will also be necessary for you to retain a medical expert to assist you in your prosecution.

In a medical malpractice claim, it is not sufficient to demonstrate that you are injured. It will be necessary for you to demonstrate that your injury arose as a direct result of the physician's and/or surgeon's negligence. To make this determination, it is often necessary to retain the services of a medical expert. The need to retain such an expert makes the need to obtain a lawsuit loan even more palpable.

Another reason that it is necessary for you to retain an attorney who has experience in the area of medical malpractice is the fact that the medical records are intended for their physicians, not lay individuals, to interpret. (The records will ultimately need to be interpreted by an expert in the particular area out of which the malpractice occurred.)


We will identify specific elements that must be addressed when you pursue a medical malpractice claim in Part II. We will also identify requisite elements that will assist you in obtaining that much-needed lawsuit loan.

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