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Medical Malpractice

March 7, 2025

How Often Medical Malpractice Impacts the Average American?

Medical errors cause more than 250,000 fatalities every year. Medical errors account for one in 10 deaths in the U.S. each year, making medical malpractice a leading cause of death. It’s the third most common cause of death in the United States. Medical malpractice occurs every day in hospitals, clinics, surgery centers, and other...
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March 3, 2025

What are the “Four Cs” of Medical Malpractice?

Compassion, communication, competence, and charting. These are the four C’s of medical malpractice. These four C’s are the foundation of care that physicians and all healthcare providers should use to guide their interactions with patients to prevent medical malpractice claims. These four C’s of medical malpractice can help healthcare providers to stay mindful in...
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Unmasking Medical Malpractice: The Shocking Case of Cardiologist David Bonnema MD and Unnecessary Defibrillator Implantations in Hearts

In the complex world of healthcare, patient trust is paramount, yet instances of medical malpractice, such as those involving cardiologist David D. Bonnema MD, remind us of the critical importance of vigilant oversight and patient protection. Dr. Bonnema of Trinity Health Muskegon has been accused by other cardiologists of performing unnecessary heart surgeries by...
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February 19, 2025

Doctor David Bonnema ICD Surgery Injury Attorney

Helping Injured Cardiac Patients of Trinity Health Muskegon  The Grand Rapids medical malpractice lawyers at Buchanan Firm are representing heart patients who were injured by cardiologist David D. Bonnema MD of Trinity Health Muskegon — call (800) 272-4080 to get the justice you deserve.  David D. Bonnema MD Bonnema's Unnecessary ICD Surgeries at Trinity...
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November 14, 2024

What is a Lien in a Personal Injury Case?

A lien is the right of another party besides the original owner to specific property as security for a debt. In personal injury cases, other parties may possess this right to some of your lawsuit proceeds. This may include those who provided you with medical treatment or initially paid for it, such as medical...
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