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Have you suffered an injury or a health complication due to negligent care from a licensed practical nurse? You may have a claim to recover compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, or pain and suffering. You don’t have to take on healthcare corporations or insurers alone. Turn to a New Jersey licensed practical nurse malpractice lawyer from The Epstein Law Firm, P.A., for help. Our award-winning legal team has over 120 years of combined experience, giving us the knowledge and skills to handle challenging medical negligence cases. Our firm has a proven record of success at the negotiating table and in the courtroom, having recovered over $100 million for our clients in settlements and verdicts.
If you’ve been harmed by negligent care from a licensed practical nurse, you deserve to seek financial recovery and accountability for your injuries and losses. Contact The Epstein Law Firm, P.A., for a free initial case review to speak with an experienced LPN negligence attorney in Rochelle Park, NJ, about your legal options for pursuing compensation.
Licensed practical nurses or LPNs provide basic patient care. The scope of an LPN’s duties is not as broad as that of a registered nurse or advanced practice registered nurse, as RNs or ARPNs complete more education and training than LPNs. A licensed practical nurse’s duties typically include:
Although LPNs do not provide advanced medical care, they can still negligently treat or care for patients in various ways, such as:
Proving that an LPN provided negligent care may require various pieces of evidence, including a patient’s medical records, progress charts, and treatment notes. You may also need staffing records to show when an LPN was on duty. Other evidence might include eyewitness testimony and surveillance footage.
In most cases, you will also need expert testimony to prove LPN negligence. This expert testimony must come from a licensed nurse who explains what the specifics of the standard of care were in your case, how your LPN’s actions or decisions failed to meet the standard of care, and how their actions caused your injuries or adverse complications.
In an LPN malpractice claim, you may recover compensation for losses you suffered due to injuries or medical complications caused by negligent care from a licensed practical nurse. Your case might provide you with financial recovery for your:
Pursuing financial recovery and accountability for the harm you’ve experienced due to negligent care from a licensed practical nurse may involve a complex, time-consuming legal process. While you focus on treating your injuries, let an LPN negligence attorney in Rochelle Park, NJ, help you with all the details of your legal claims, including:
After suffering injuries or medical complications due to an LPN’s malpractice, get legal help to pursue the financial compensation and justice you deserve for your harm and loss. Contact a New Jersey licensed practical nurse malpractice lawyer from The Epstein Law Firm, P.A., today for a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss how our firm can help you seek the financial resources you need and deserve for your medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering.
When a licensed practical nurse commits malpractice in a patient’s care, the LPN’s employer may also bear liability for the patient’s injuries and losses. Depending on the setting of the patient’s treatment, the LPN’s employer might be a hospital, urgent care clinic, doctor’s office/medical practice, or home health agency.
New Jersey’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims requires you to file an LPN negligence lawsuit within two years of the date of the LPN’s negligent treatment or two years from the date that you discovered the harm caused by that negligent treatment, whichever occurs later. However, you should contact an LPN negligence attorney in Rochelle Park, NJ, as soon as possible after the negligent care or discovering your injuries. If you file a lawsuit after the limitations period expires, the trial court can dismiss your case, and you may lose the opportunity to recover compensation for your harm and loss.
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