Yes. Some catastrophic injuries arise from medical malpractice, including surgical errors, delayed diagnoses, medication mistakes, or other negligent acts by medical professionals. The facts determine whether a medical provider or another party may be legally responsible.
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Can a catastrophic injury happen because of medical malpractice?
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