D.C. Maryland and Virginia medical malpractice, workers compensation and accident information.

Do you have questions about medical malpractice or need information about patient safety or medical mistakes regarding cerebral palsy, pulmonary embolism, cancer misdiagnosis or following up on medical tests?

Or questions about your rights if you are hurt on the job or in a serious accident?

On the page below you can find links to documents, reports, publications and discussions on medical malpractice, workers compensation and accidents provided by Donahoe Kearney, LLP. Be sure to check out our blog posts, videos and frequently asked questions.

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How Can I Find A Lawyer to Take my Malpractice Case? Few attorneys are taking medical malpractice these days, but Donahoe Kearney still does
Diagnosing and Treating a Stroke new technology in identifying and treating strokes makes it possible for death to be prevented
9 Questions Most Lawyers Don't Want You to Ask How to find the best DC medical malpractice lawyer for your case.
Don't Get Taken Advantage of After Medical Malpractice Get the best medical malpractice lawyers in DC for cerebral palsy and birth injuries.
Funding for Disabled Children in D.C. With federal funding in question, it's even more important to contact an attorney if you believe you are the victim of a preventable medical mistake
Aortic Dissection and Malpractice Failure to diagnose aortic dissection can be medical malpractice and lead to the death of the patient.
Travel Tips for People with Disabilities For people with disabilities, traveling can bring a host of unique challenges. Donahoe Kearney provides resources (and quick tips!) for making travel easier.
Developmental Delays Caused by Malpractice in DC Developmental delays in infants and toddlers can mean medical malpractice
Was Your Baby Born With Erb's Palsy? For medical malpractice, you need the best lawyers for birth injuries, but you also need the best resources to help take care of your child with special needs.
What is Septic Shock? Patients in D.C. hospitals are at risk for developing septic shock. Learn what it is, and how it can be prevented.

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PATIENT SAFETY RULES

Every hospital, HMO and doctor's office is supposed to follow basic patient safety rules.

Like all of us - bus drivers, accountants, construction workers, lawyers, we all have rules to follow. And nurses, doctors, hospital techs, specialists, consultants are no different. Everyone in healthcare has rules to follow - rules that are in place to keep patients safe.

So if you think someone you know was seriously injured because someone in healthcare didn't follow the rules, or a hospital didn't have a system to make sure the right thing was done, call us or send us a confidential email. We'll give you as much information as we can about preventable medical mistakes in D.C., Maryland or Virginia and holding the healthcare system accountable for breaking the rules.