Negligence vs. medical malpractice—what’s the difference? 🤔 While both involve carelessness, medical malpractice specifically relates to healthcare providers failing to meet professional standards, resulting in harm. At Duffy & Duffy, we’re here to clarify these complexities and support your case! Check out the full Injury Insight podcast episode for more details! đź’Ľ
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There’s no significant difference in the eyes of the law as to negligence versus medical malpractice. They’re more or less the same thing. It’s just the actor changes. We all can, in many instances, do commit negligence or negligent acts on a regular basis, whether they cause harm or not,
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