Malpractice claim definition

Malpractice claim means a claim or potential claim of a claimant against a health care provider for medical or dental treatment, lack of medical or dental treatment, or other alleged departure from accepted standards of health care that proximately results in damage to the claimant, whether the claimant's claim or potential claim sounds in tort or contract, and includes but is not limited to allegations of battery or wrongful death.

Malpractice claim or "claim" means any claim against a health care provider for alleged medical treatment, alleged lack of medical treatment, or other alleged departure from accepted standards of health care which results in damage to the patient;

Malpractice claim means any claim against a professional for alleged departure from accepted professional standards which results in damage to the claimant;

Examples of Malpractice claim in a sentence

• E is alleging legal malpractice against the law firm for not timely notifying the excess carrier of the exhaustion of the primary policy despite of having prior knowledge of the exhaustion.Accordingly, E has sufficiently established that the causes of action of Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Breach of Implied Contract and Breach of Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing are not duplicative of Legal Malpractice claim.

• Specifically, the district court dismissed Lucky’s (a) Legal Malpractice claim; (b) Fraudulent Concealment claim; (c) Civil Conspiracy claim; and (d) bad faith litigation claim under O.C.G.A. § 13-6-11.

• In their First Amended Complaint, Plaintiffs also included a Wrongful Death claim (Count III) and a Medical Malpractice claim (Count IV) brought under Missouri law.

• F inappropriately considered the cause of action for Breach of Fiduciary Duty duplicative of Legal Malpractice claim by failing to apprehend the different sets of facts and legal principles on which the two causes of action were established.

• Malpractice claim files present a potentially valuable source of information about errors (Thomas & Petersen, 2003) for they contain detailed informa- tion about the statement of claim, medical reports, experts’ opinions from both sides, plaintiffs’ pre- and post-event condition, the patients’ record and in some cases verdicts of the Health Care Inspectorate and/ or court.

More Definitions of Malpractice claim

Malpractice claim means the claims held by the Debtor to be transferred to the Liquidating Trust on the Effective Date for any of the following: (a) malpractice or professional negligence committed by any attorneys retained by the Debtor before or after the Petition Date; and (b) the value of any reduction in attorneys’ fees to by paid by the Estate to a Professional retained by the Debtor, as is subsequently agreed to by such attorneys in resolution of any claim described in part (i) of this section or ordered by the Bankruptcy Court; and (c) the value of any attorneys’ fees previously paid by the Estate to a attorneys retained by the Debtor that are subsequently disgorged and recovered by the Liquidating Trust, as is subsequently agreed to by such attorneys in resolution of any claim described in part (i) of this section or ordered by the Bankruptcy Court.

Malpractice claim means a claim or potential claim of a claimant against a health care provider for

Malpractice claim means a claim or potential claim

Malpractice claim means any unsecured non-priority claim against the

Malpractice claim means a claim based on a negligent act or omission by a health care provider in the rendering of professional services that is the proximate cause of a personal injury or wrongful death.

Malpractice claim means any Claim against the Debtor or any Partner or Employee arising out of alleged acts, errors or omissions in connection with the Debtor or a Partner or an Employee rendering or failing to render professional legal services or other potential or actual liability or costs arising in connection therewith, whether or not covered by a Malpractice Policy.

Malpractice claim means any cause of action arising in this state against a hospital health care provider for medical treatment, lack of medical treatment, negligent credentialing, hiring, training or supervision or any other claimed departure from accepted standards of health care that proximately results in injury to a patient, whether the claim or cause of action sounds in tort or contract and includes actions based on battery or wrongful death, as well as claims brought by others as a result of the claimed departure to the patient, such as claims for bystander recovery or loss of consortium; and "malpractice claim" includes medical malpractice claims against an ambulance service, as well as a cause of action arising out of the driving, flying or non-medical acts involved in the operation, use or maintenance of a vehicular or aircraft ambulance, while being used for or within the intended purpose of the operation of an ambulance service;