Common Types of Medical Malpractice and How They Can Affect You
Medical malpractice happens when a healthcare provider’s negligence causes harm to a patient. From misdiagnosis and lack of informed consent to treatment failures and anesthesia errors, understanding common types of malpractice can help you recognize if you’ve been affected and what steps you can take.
Understanding Medical Malpractice: Key Steps to Proving Doctor Negligence
Proving medical malpractice isn’t always straightforward. From establishing a doctor’s duty of care to demonstrating how negligence directly caused harm, the process can be complex. Understanding key legal standards like the “but for” test, hospital liability, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can make the difference between a successful claim and a dismissed case.
Balancing Courtrooms and Cartoons: My Life as a Working Mom
Healthcare compliance attorney Robyn Sztyndor shares the real challenges of being a working mom—balancing her South Florida legal career with the joyful chaos of raising her daughter.
How Long Does a Medical Malpractice Case Really Take?
How long does a medical malpractice lawsuit take in Florida? Healthcare compliance attorney Robyn Sztyndor breaks down the process—from discovery and legal fees to proving negligence—so you know what to expect and how to protect your rights.
What Is an Allograft? Understanding the Basics—and Why It Matters
Learn what an allograft is, how it’s used in surgery, and the legal risks involved. Discover how to protect your rights if complications arise from donor tissue procedures.
