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Are there special rules that apply in cases involving medical malpractice?

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Are there special rules that apply in cases involving medical malpractice?

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Yes. The State of California, since 1975, has had special laws known as “MICRA” (Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act) that apply only in cases of medical malpractice. Although medical malpractice cases are really just a personal injury case brought against healthcare providers such as hospitals, doctors or HMOs, the law provides many protections to healthcare providers that do not apply to other types of defendants who may cause personal injuries. This makes medical malpractice cases very difficult to handle, especially for lawyers who do not have a background in these types of cases. The Heimberg Law Group has specialized for many years in successfully pursuing medical malpractice cases. We are among the very best at overcoming the obstacles put in place by MICRA.

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