Delaware’s Medical Malpractice Lawyers Since 1959
Most nursing home residents must deal with serious, chronic medical conditions. They take medication to deal with these illnesses and often rely on staff members to administer them. Unfortunately, workers at nursing homes and assisted living facilities in Delaware...
Delaware patients generally expect their doctors to treat them with professional care and kindness. Unfortunately, even doctors who appear to have excellent bedside manners can still make life-altering mistakes. Unfortunately, proving that a doctor committed medical...
Everyone can make mistakes at work. However, a doctor’s mistake can result in the death of a patient. Unfortunately, medical errors are not rare in the United States, and many of them are the result of excessive burnout in doctors and nurses. Healthcare workers often...
After suffering a head injury, a Delaware victim may struggle with various consequences that could have long-term effects. Brain injuries can cause a range of problems, including memory loss, headaches, difficulty with everyday functions and much more. The severity of...
It is no secret that the ability to focus on the task at hand is an essential component of safely operating a motor vehicle. Unfortunately, there are a variety of scenarios in which you might struggle to maintain focus or experience driver fatigue while out on...
is pleased to announce that Partner Timothy Lengkeek has been elected President of the Delaware Chapter of American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). ABOTA is an invitation-only national association of 7,600 experienced trial lawyers and...
Medical patients and those in different types of long-term care facilities assume that the care they are receiving meets appropriate standards. Long-term care residents are often unable to care for themselves or understand their own medical needs, which is why...
A brain injury can leave a Delaware victim with various complications that may last long-term or the rest of his or her life. In addition to physical symptoms, such as lingering headaches, a traumatic brain injury can also affect one’s memory. While some victims of...
Suffering a traumatic brain injury is often a life-altering experience. In the United States alone, approximately one in every 60 people are living with a disability related to a traumatic brain injury. Side effects of traumatic brain injuries -- TBIs -- can be...
When a Delaware patient is prescribed medication by a doctor or is given medication directly while in the hospital, that patient rightfully assumes that the specific prescription and dosage is correct. Unfortunately, medication errors do happen, and they can result in...