Medical Negligence Legal Guidance
Summary
Experiencing medical negligence and workers compensation issues can be complex. In Rhode Island, if youve been injured at work and denied proper medical care or compensation, you may have a case for medical negligence. Its crucial to document all incidents, medical records, and communications with your employer. Consulting with a local attorney specializing in medical malpractice and workers compensation can provide guidance on pursuing your claim and ensuring your rights are protected.Full Conversation
Ruby
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Medical negligence
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I was injured during a restraint at work on May *, *. Despite reporting neck and upper back pain, I wasn’t referred for imaging or a specialist. My condition worsened, and therapy notes confirmed reduced function and nerve involvement. I was pressured to return to work before diagnosis or treatment, and denied a second opinion. On June *, I went to the ER, where a CT revealed cervical injury. MRI later showed a C5–C6 disc bulge, loss of cervical lordosis, and foraminal narrowing. I remain out of work. I’ve received delayed workers’ comp pay and multiple false return-to-work terminations. My concerns were ignored, my pain worsened, and I was denied timely care.
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