Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider breaches the Standard of Care, causing tangible harm. Our S-Class engine audits your clinical scenario against 2026 actuarial benchmarks.
Egregious 'Never-Events' or retained instruments.
Cerebral palsy or oxygen deprivation staging.
Dosage errors or dangerous drug interactions.
Analysis of the specific 'Standard of Care' breach using IOM and Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) metrics.
Auditing state-specific damage caps (e.g., MICRA in CA) and 'Expert Affidavit' requirements for filing.
Evaluating the hospital's self-insurance limits vs. individual physician's professional liability coverage.
Unrepresented claimants receive significantly lower settlements. S-Class data shows a 3.5x valuation boost when leveraging clinical expert testimony.
To win a medical malpractice case, you must prove four elements: **Duty, Breach, Causation, and Damages**. The most difficult is proving the "Breach"—that the doctor's actions fell below the accepted standard of care.
In 2026, courts increasingly rely on **Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs)** as a benchmark. If a physician deviates from these guidelines without a documented clinical rationale, it creates a "Negligence Per Se" scenario that maximizes settlement leverage.
Ingest your surgical logs, misdiagnosis timeline, and billing data for a 2026 forensic projection.