Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice occurs when a health care provider’s action or inaction deviates from accepted standards of medical practice, resulting in injury to a patient. A medical professional’s failure to cure an illness or guarantee a positive treatment outcome does not constitute malpractice. Rather, medical malpractice occurs when the doctor or nurse fails to exercise reasonable care in prescribing and delivering acceptable standards of treatment to a patient.
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Personal Injury
Miami Personal Injury Lawyers Personal Injury Aronovitz Law provides personal injury representation for those who have been injured and don’t know where to turn. As a firm that has been serving residents throughout Florida for more than 40 years, our attorneys take pride in representing personal injury clients in Miami and all over Florida. As Miami personal injury attorneys, Tod Aronovitz and Barbara Perez have a long history of representing clients who have been hurt[…]
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Were you recently involved in a vehicle to vehicle road accident? If so, you need to file your claim with a Miami FL car accident lawyer right away. The sooner you file your case, the sooner you can obtain money damages that will help pay your medical and other bills and get on with your life. You Need to Call a Miami FL Car Accident Lawyer to Help You The injuries you received from your[…]
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Whistleblower / Qui Tam
Qui tam is a Latin term for a whistleblower. Whistleblower laws combat fraud by providing an incentive for individuals of conscience to come forward and report fraudulent activities. Qui tam allows a private citizen to file a lawsuit on behalf of the U.S. or state governments under their Civil False Claims Acts in an effort to recover losses caused by fraud against the government. At ARONOVITZ LAW we take pride in being your Miami Whistleblower lawyer.
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Class Action Litigation
Class action litigation seeks to bring similar claims in one case, in one court. The people who bring a class-action case are called “class representatives” or “named plaintiffs.” They sue on behalf of themselves and other people who have similar claims, called the “class” or “class members”. Class actions may be brought in state or federal court and may involve class members in one state, several states or throughout the country. At ARONOVITZ LAW, we take pride in being your Miami Class Action lawyers.
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