What Is Considered Medical Negligence

Many people who have been harmed by a healthcare provider in Oregon want to understand what is considered medical negligence—and whether their experience qualifies as a medical malpractice claim. This concern often arises after unexpected complications, prolonged suffering, or unclear communication from medical staff. At Paulson Coletti, we understand the confusion and frustration surrounding this… read more

How to File a Medical Malpractice Claim Against a Doctor

Experiencing an injury due to a medical practitioner’s mistake can be quite burdensome and confusing when it comes to determining the next course of action. A lot of faith is given to a medical professional with regard to your health, and now you are left to cope with the consequences of their negligence which is… read more

Can You Sue a Doctor for Inadequate Pain Management?

When your pain is dismissed or left untreated by a healthcare provider, the consequences can feel both overwhelming and isolating. If this happened to you, suing for inadequate pain management in Oregon may be a legal option. Whether it’s post-surgical pain ignored, chronic pain dismissed without reason, or the overall mismanagement of treatment, these oversights… read more

Pain and Suffering Damages for Emotional Distress

Any accident injury sustained is not only physical in nature; at times, the impact is significantly emotional in nature as well. In many cases, anxiety, fear, and lasting emotional trauma can be just as debilitating. That’s where pain and suffering damages for emotional distress become an important part of a personal injury claim. These damages… read more

Can You Sue a Hospital in Portland for Medical Malpractice?

Suppose you or a loved one suffered harm from medical negligence at a hospital. Can You Sue a Hospital in Portland for Medical Malpractice? The short answer is that it depends on the circumstances. Hospitals can be held accountable for negligent care provided by employees like nurses and medical technicians, but they are usually not… read more

What Is the Basis of the Universal Protocol?

Preventing medical errors is a top priority for healthcare systems worldwide. Surgical mistakes—such as wrong site, wrong procedure, or wrong patient surgeries—can lead to severe physical harm, emotional trauma, and long-term medical complications for patients and their families. Healthcare providers implement strict safety measures like the Universal Protocol to reduce these risks. But what is… read more

Can I Claim Medical Negligence After 5 Years

Can I claim medical negligence after 5 years in Oregon? In some cases, yes — especially if the harm wasn’t discovered right away. In Oregon, the statute of limitations for medical negligence claims is generally two years from the injury date. However, exceptions exist, like delayed discovery of harm, and you could still file a… read more

How Long Do You Have to Sue a Doctor After Surgery?

Experiencing complications after surgery can be both physically and emotionally overwhelming. You may be asking, how long do you have to sue a doctor after surgery? In Oregon, strict deadlines apply to medical malpractice claims, and acting quickly is crucial to protect your legal rights. At Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC, we assist individuals across… read more

Common Surgical Errors and How to Seek Justice in Oregon

Surgery always carries risks, but the consequences can be life-changing when those risks come from avoidable mistakes. For patients in Oregon, understanding what counts as a surgical error and what can be done about it matters. Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC is committed to helping individuals recognize the signs of common surgical errors, understand their… read more