David Goguen

David Goguen

J.D. · University of San Francisco School of Law

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Can an Uninsured Patient Be Denied Emergency Treatment?
If you don't have health insurance, the hospital probably still needs to give you emergency care, and failure to do so can equal medical malpractice.
Can Lack of Patient Consent Mean Medical Malpractice?
When a patient's injury relates to a lack of "informed consent," a doctor or hospital might be liable for medical malpractice.
Medical Malpractice Liability for Hospital-Acquired Infection
If an inpatient suffers harm from an infection, the hospital could face a medical malpractice lawsuit.
Can a Doctor Be Sued for Delaying Treatment?
A physician (or any health care professional) might be liable for medical malpractice if a delay in treatment or diagnosis causes harm, but proving your case can be difficult.
Can I Sue for Damages After Childhood Sexual Abuse?
Survivors of childhood sexual abuse may have a right to sue the perpetrator and those who failed to prevent the abuse.
Survivor Resources: Taking Action After Sexual Abuse
Survivors of childhood sexual abuse have a wide array of options and resources.
Discharged from Hospital Too Early: Medical Malpractice?
If your condition got worse because you were sent home too soon, that could equate to medical malpractice.
Lost Income and Your Injury Settlement
You're typically entitled to reimbursement of lost income as part of your personal injury settlement. Here's how to get it.
State Dog-Bite Laws: "One-Bite" vs. Strict Liability
Explanation of two common liability standards for dog owners, and a breakdown of the rules followed in each state.
The Demand Letter In a Slip and Fall Injury Claim
Tips for writing a demand letter in a slip and fall injury claim, and examples to help you get started.
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