Posted on November 28, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

In order to understand how to prove medical malpractice in Portland, you need to show that there was a provider-patient relationship and a duty of care, that the provider broke that duty, that their mistake directly caused your injury, and that you can measure the damages. To prove these things, you usually need medical records,… read more

Posted on November 14, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

Operating on the wrong body part is one of the most devastating errors in medicine. The consequences of wrong-site surgery reach far beyond the initial operation; patients often endure unnecessary pain, permanent disability, and even the loss of healthy body parts. Many require additional surgeries, face prolonged recovery, and struggle with emotional trauma like anxiety,… read more

Posted on October 31, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

An untreated bone fracture sets off a chain of complications. While bones heal well with proper care, delayed or overlooked treatment can result in lasting pain, arthritis, infection, and even nerve or blood vessel damage. The bone may also fail to heal entirely (nonunion) or in a deformed position (malunion). When this happens, a medical… read more

Posted on August 22, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

Can you die from wisdom teeth surgery? It’s a fair question, especially if you or someone near you is scheduled for the procedure. The short answer: yes, it’s possible, but extremely rare. The risk of death has been estimated at roughly 1 in 365,000 procedures. The risk may be slightly higher for people with underlying… read more

Posted on July 28, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

Many people wonder what neonatal resuscitation is and why it matters so much in the delivery room. It refers to a series of emergency interventions used to help newborns who are struggling to breathe, have a slow heart rate, or cannot adapt to life outside the womb. This critical process begins with assessing the baby’s breathing… read more

Posted on July 25, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

Test results in today’s healthcare system aren’t just data; they can differentiate between timely treatment and preventable harm. Failure to communicate test results medical malpractice is a serious concern in Portland and across Oregon. Healthcare professionals have a legal and ethical duty to share test findings with patients promptly and accurately. When this doesn’t happen,… read more

Posted on July 25, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

A misdiagnosis of diabetes can be life-altering. Can diabetes be missed in a blood test? Yes, diabetes can be missed on a blood test, especially early on or in specific individuals. While blood tests like the A1C and glucose tests are widely used for diagnosis, they may not always be accurate, especially in the early… read more

Posted on July 17, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

When cervical fusion surgery does not achieve the intended outcome, patients are often left with increased pain, uncertainty, and complex medical challenges. Recognizing the symptoms of failed cervical fusion is critical, particularly for individuals who may have been harmed by substandard medical care.  At Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC, we understand that these complications go… read more

Posted on July 17, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

A stage 1 cancer diagnosis often brings a mix of relief and uncertainty. The question many people ask is, How bad is stage 1 cancer? While this early stage generally signals that the cancer is still localized and potentially more treatable, it’s not something to dismiss. The physical and emotional toll can be profound, especially… read more

Posted on July 10, 2025 in Medical Malpractice

Ovarian cancer misdiagnosis is a heartbreaking reality for far too many women. In Portland and beyond, delays in detecting this life-threatening illness often stem from symptoms that are easily confused with less severe conditions.  At Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC, our medical malpractice lawyer in Portland has stood beside individuals and families confronting the pain… read more