Connecticut Malpractice

What to Bring

What to Bring About Malpractice

a

Written summary of details about the malpractice, including timeline from when relationship commenced to alleged damage or injury

b

Copies of your medical records or client file (if available)

c

Summary of expenses related to the malpractice

d

Summary of loss of employment income because of the malpractice

e

Summary of any other losses as a result of the malpractice (i.e. living expenses, rental car charges, medical premium increases, down payments for vacations you had to cancel)

f

Summary of other instances of "pain and suffering" you’ve experienced because of the malpractice (embarrassment, harm to reputation, disfiguring scars, permanent physical disabilities, etc.)

John F. Buckley, Jr.

Practicing in: Malpractice

Location: Greater New Haven

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