As defined by the US government, medical malpractice is any omission or activities carried out during the course of treating a patient that fails to meet current healthcare standards and generates a patient-related injury. Medical malpractice laws encompass negligence and acts of malice caused by any doctor or healthcare service provider. The four elements of medical malpractice are failing to provide a proper duty to the patient, a breach of care standards, the production of a patient injury, and the damages awarded to the patient because of these failures. How Did the Injuries Happen The first obstacle when starting a…