Filing a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit against a Municipal Hospital in New York
Gary Silverstein
June 2, 2015
Notice of Claim
Notice of Claim
You are planning to submit a medical malpractice lawsuit for the injuries your baby has suffered due to improper obstetrical care during the time of your delivery. However, when you try to attain copies of your medical records, you are told by the hospital that they cannot locate the electronic fetal monitoring strips, for instance. Now if you go ahead with the lawsuit, what can happen to the hospital because they cannot locate your baby’s medical records?
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