[header] How to sue for medical malpractice in another state [title] Obtain copies of your medical records. [step] You will need evidence in order to sue a doctor or other medical professional for medical malpractice. You should get copies of your medical records.
[header] How to sue for medical malpractice in another state [title] Obtain copies of your medical records. [step] You will need evidence in order to sue a doctor or other medical professional for medical malpractice. You should get copies of your medical records.
[substeps] Ensure that you have copies of as many medical facts as possible and make at least one copy each time you file a lawsuit. If the doctor defrauded you or made any errors in your records, get a copy of the medical records. If you cannot get them from someone else, then get a third party to look them over for you. Ideally, you can get a third party to look over them for you. [substeps] Read your medical records carefully and find your patient's name and phone number on the documents you need to file with the court. Look at them and try to identify a name, address, or even phone number you have used at least six times since the date you were diagnosed with the condition. Make sure to get records from the doctor you are suing, as well as from any doctor who has helped you recover from the poor treatment. [substeps] Your doctor will also need to understand your health history.