New York Medical Malpractice Attorney

[simonheither]

Hello
My friend called me about Medical Malpractice. It was not merely a car accident but the situation goes like this when he was about to backing his car a guy who rode his bike accidentally sway his way because he saw my friend backing up his car and hit in another car who approaches. He call then a paramedics but the paramedics base on their standard the guy is ok and fine after they took several checks on him they told the guy that its just a bruised in his elbow advice him to take a rest for a couple of days and take a pain reliever.

The other car who hit the guy then told the guy that it wasn't his fault due to the guy sway the way where he approached. As the paramedics leaved the guy start to feel unconscious my friend then headed the guy to the hospital. The questioned is this

1. Who are the party that be sue
A. My friend
B. The other car who hit the guy
C. Paramedics they are negligence of their jobs

2. Is my friend who is the principal causes of the accident
3. Can we also sue paramedics Medical Malpractice?


Any one shares idea much appreciated


Best regards

simon
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[ecmst12]

I don't understand anything you just said.

[Dogmatique]

Dept of Pulling Teeth, Weekend Warriors Session:

Simon, you need to provide the following basic information:

What lasting, permanent or severe damages did your friend suffer?

What standard of care did the paramedics fail to provide? What did, or didn't, they do that resulted in your friend being damaged?

Why do you think anyone at all should be sued for what happened?

Thank you!

[You Are Guilty]

Paramedics aren't licensed doctors. Claims against them fall under regular negligence (which is better for a plaintiff - longer SoL and fewer procedural requirements).

[Zigner]

US Law Only!

I get the feeling this is the same guy from another country who is researching US laws...

[simonheither]

Originally Posted by Dogmatique

Dept of Pulling Teeth, Weekend Warriors Session:

Simon, you need to provide the following basic information:

What lasting, permanent or severe damages did your friend suffer?

What standard of care did the paramedics fail to provide? What did, or didn't, they do that resulted in your friend being damaged?

Why do you think anyone at all should be sued for what happened?

Thank you!

What you meant by lasting, permanent damages?

[Dogmatique]

Lasting -

–adjective

1. continuing or enduring a long time; permanent; durable: a lasting friendship.

Permanent -

–adjective

1. existing perpetually; everlasting, esp. without significant change.

OP, you need to do one of two things. Either tell us the damages "your friend" has suffered, or tell us the damages "your friend" suffered.

Despite the indications, against the better judgment, and maybe because I'm caffeinated and have already had my morning donut, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt for one more time. Please answer the questions asked of you.

And if you are researching homework, please - and this is not actually legal advice - go forth and multiply elsewhere. That ain't what the volunteers are here to do.

Thanks evahsomuch!