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Proving Your Case: The Elements of a Malpractice Lawsuit

Meta Description Understanding the critical four elements—Duty, Breach, Causation, and Damages—is essential when pursuing a malpractice lawsuit. Learn the steps, from pre-suit requirements to navigating the Statute of Limitations, in this professional guide. A malpractice lawsuit is a type of civil action (tort) alleging that a professional’s negligence or deviation from accepted standards of practice

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Medical Malpractice Lawsuit: Steps, Elements, and Proof

Proving Your Case: The Elements of a Malpractice Lawsuit