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Can I sue for medical malpractice on behalf of a family member who has died?

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Can I sue for medical malpractice on behalf of a family member who has died?

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Yes—if a loved one has died, the survivors may sue for medical malpractice if they can prove the person’s death was due to negligence on the part of medical professionals who were providing care. This is known as a “wrongful death” case. Examples of medical negligence that can result in death may include misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose, medication errors, and anesthesia errors.

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