Released on = December 15, 2005, 5:06 am

Press Release Author = The Law Office of Gerald M. Oginski, LLC

Industry = Consumer Services

Press Release Summary = You\'ve been injured by a doctor and think you have a good
malpractice case. However, most people don\'t understand why their malpractice case
isn\'t very good. Here are 5 tips to help explain whether you have a good case.

Press Release Body = Top 5 Ways To Prove Your Medical Malpractice Case

First, remember that not every injury or complication means there\'s been
malpractice. Just because you get a bad outcome, doesn\'t necessarily mean there\'s
been malpractice.

Second, try to determine what the doctor did wrong. If you\'re not sure, ask your
current doctor what was done wrong. Many times, an injured victim will learn from
another doctor that their prior treatment was improper. Then again, not all doctors
will be happy to point a finger at another colleague.

Third, look to see what injuries you suffered from the doctor\'s wrongdoing. Often
times the injuries are not directly related to the malpractice. In a medical
malpractice case in New York, we must prove that the doctor\'s wrongdoing was a
substantial factor in causing your injuries. If your injuries are unrelated to the
wrongdoing, you won\'t be able to prove a successful case.

Fourth, look to see how your injuries have disabled your daily life. If they\'re
minimal, you\'re going to have a tough time finding a good medical malpractice
attorney to take your case.

Fifth, look to see whether you\'ve followed your doctor\'s advice and have made
efforts to get the medical help you need to improve your condition. Many times an
injured patient refuses to follow a doctor\'s advice, or fails to mitigate their
injuries by getting corrective surgery or treatment. If you fall into this category,
your chances for obtaining the maximum value for your injuries will drop
significantly.

Veteran New York malpractice attorney Gerry Oginski says, \"When looking for an
attorney to evaluate your malpractice case, look for experience, and an ability to
communicate well with you. Does he (or she) answer all your questions and treat you
as if you\'re the only client in the world? Does he provide you with free information
and free reports about medical malpractice and lawsuits before you ever walk into
his office? Remember, there are many lawyers out there. Learn how to choose a lawyer
before you ever enter a lawyer\'s office, and then choose wisely. Doing so will make
you a better informed consumer.\"

Web Site = www.oginski-law.com

Contact Details = Gerry Oginski