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Malpractice Lawyer In Calgary
At Yanko Popovic Sidhu, our medical malpractice lawyers in Calgary have supported clients in pursuing fair outcomes by helping them navigate complex claims.
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As Medical Malpractice Lawyers In Calgary
For over 40 years, Yanko Popovic Sidhu has represented clients in medical malpractice and other serious injury matters in Calgary. We’ve handled many situations—car crashes, motorcycle collisions, pedestrian accidents and wrongful deaths—helping clients pursue appropriate compensation. Led by David G. Yanko K.C., our medical negligence lawyers rely on Alberta’s Health Professions Act and applicable healthcare standards to advance claims on behalf of injured patients.
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We Advocate For Every Medical Malpractice Victim In Calgary
If you’ve been harmed by healthcare negligence, our medical malpractice injury lawyers are here to support you. We serve:
-Victims Of Surgical Errors
-Families Affected By Fatal Medical Errors
-Patients Affected By Misdiagnosis
-Birth Injury Victims And Their Families
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How Our Medical Malpractice Lawyers Can Help
Medical Negligence ClaimsOur medical malpractice injury lawyers navigate complex healthcare regulations and work with healthcare providers and insurers.View Our Practice Areas
Expert Medical TestimonyA medical malpractice lawyer secures qualified expert witnesses to establish standards of care.View Our Practice Areas
Compensation & JusticeOur medical negligence lawyers help pursue compensation for additional treatments, lost income, pain and suffering.View Our Practice Areas
40+ Years Of Experience



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Medication Error at a Medical Centre
A senior was administered ten times the prescribed dose of blood thinners, resulting in internal hemorrhaging and permanent kidney damage. The hospital attributed it to patient miscommunication. Our medical malpractice lawyers in Calgary reviewed the matter in accordance with applicable healthcare legislation regarding proper medication administration protocols. We assisted the client in pursuing a compensation claim through the legal process covering extended rehabilitation, specialized care requirements, and other losses permitted under Alberta law.
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Delayed Diagnosis at a Health Campus
A 42-year-old parent’s cancer progressed from treatable to terminal due to repeated dismissal of symptoms over 14 months. The health authority maintained that proper assessment procedures were followed. Our Calgary medical malpractice lawyers employed expert testimony under Rule 5.37 of the Alberta Rules of Court to support concerns about failure to order appropriate diagnostic tests. We assisted the client in pursuing a settlement citing the Medical Profession Regulation (Alta Reg 76/2007), which addressed financial security for the client’s dependent children and compensation for shortened life expectancy.
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Surgical Error at a Medical Centre
A patient underwent routine gallbladder surgery that resulted in bile duct damage and life-threatening sepsis requiring multiple corrective procedures. The hospital claimed it was a known complication. Our medical malpractice lawyers in Calgary worked with medical evidence to assess whether there was a breach of the standard of care under applicable professional obligations, showing concerns with adherence to accepted practices. We helped the patient pursue compensation through the legal process, covering extended hospitalization, lost wages during the 18-month recovery, and ongoing treatment needs.
Frequently Asked Questions: Medical Malpractice In Alberta
What is considered medical malpractice in Alberta?
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider deviates from the accepted standard of care, causing injury to a patient. This includes surgical errors, misdiagnosis, medication mistakes, birth injuries, and failure to obtain informed consent. Our medical malpractice lawyers can help assess if your case meets these criteria.
How long do I have to file a medical malpractice lawsuit in Alberta?
In Alberta, you generally have two years from when you discovered (or reasonably should have discovered) the negligence to file a claim. For minors, the limitation period typically doesn’t begin until they turn 18. Our medical negligence lawyers can provide guidance on a specific situation.
How much can I get for a medical malpractice lawsuit in Alberta?
Compensation varies widely based on the severity of injuries, but can include medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and future care needs. While pain and suffering damages in Canada are capped at roughly $390,000 (adjusted for inflation), economic losses such as medical costs and lost income are not subject to a statutory cap. Our medical malpractice attorneys fight for maximum compensation.
Do most medical malpractice cases settle or go to trial?
Approximately 95% of medical malpractice cases in Alberta settle before trial. However, having medical negligence lawyers prepared to go to trial can contribute to effective negotiation outcomes. Our approach is to thoroughly prepare every case as if it will go to trial.
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