Justice For Medical Negligence

Medical malpractice law in Indiana is complicated. Many lawyers do not know how our medical malpractice process works. Indiana has enacted laws that make pursuing medical malpractice cases more difficult. The medical malpractice litigation process is very long, comprehensive and costly. Having attorneys that know his process inside and out and who can provide you with steady and reliable advice is critically important.

At Park Woody Vaughan, P.C., our attorneys have more than 70 years of collective experience navigating Indiana’s medical malpractice laws. Our clients benefit from our experience and history of successful recoveries. We are your compassionate advocates, tirelessly fighting for justice.

• Birth injuries — Failing to give mothers options for c-section or the less risky delivery options can result in unnecessary injuries to defenseless babies. Careless errors or improper technique during labor or delivery can leave the baby with permanent disabilities.

• Surgical errors — Improper technique by the surgeon, problems with anesthesia care, cases involving post-operative complications, and improper treatment of infections or other postoperative complications. Any of these errors by a surgical team can be cause for a medical negligence case.

• Medication errors — Right Dose. Right medication. Right Patient. Right Time. Anything less is substandard.

• Emergency department malpractice — The actions and decisions of ER doctors to send critically ill patients home without admitting them. Failing to run the proper tests to ensure the patient is not in a life-threatening condition. Misdiagnosis. Delayed Diagnosis.

• Hospital negligence — Failure to monitor the patient. Nurses, radiologists, technicians and other hospital staff often cause or contribute to medical tragedies.

• Nursing home negligence — Large infected bedsores, undiagnosed fractures, medical problems, or malnourishment may be a sign of substandard medical care at the facility.

• Ambulance Treatment - Inadequate training, medical equipment, or improper response to emergency situations can be grounds for a medical malpractice case.