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New York Personal Injury Firm Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus P.C. Launches New Gallbladder Surgery Malpractice Web Site

Site provides invaluable information for patients who have been injured during gallbladder removal surgery.

New York, NY (PRWEB) October 29, 2009 -- The New York personal injury law firm of Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus P.C. has launched a new Web site specifically designed for victims of medical malpractice during gallbladder surgery.

Steven J. Schwartzapfel
Steven J. Schwartzapfel

The new Web site is located at gallbladder-removal.com.

"The bottom line is that most injuries sustained during gallbladder surgery are preventable," said Steven J. Schwartzapfel, founding partner of Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus P.C. "We have a deep understanding of what goes wrong during these surgeries. If you have suffered one of two common injuries during your surgery, there's a good chance you are a victim of malpractice."

The firm's new Web site provides information about how these injuries occur and what patients can do to receive compensation for the medical expenses related to surgical errors. Among the topics covered:

 
  • A Step-by-Step Look at Gallbladder Surgery - The new Web site explains gallbladder removal procedure, also called laparoscopic cholecystectomy, so that patients can understand what occurs during a routine procedure.
  • What Went Wrong - Two types of injuries are common in gallbladder removal surgeries. The new Web site explains why these injuries are typically caused by doctors' mistakes.
  • Your Injury - Most patients injured during gallbladder removal have an injury to their common bile duct. The new Web site provides information about the function and purpose of the bile duct and the complications that arise when it is injured.
  • What Happens Now - The Web site provides essential information about living with an injured bile duct and the legal rights of patients harmed by medical malpractice, including the right to seek money for medical bills and other expenses.

About Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus P.C.

Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus P.C. is a well-respected plaintiff personal injury and estate litigation firm in New York. With more than 150 years of combined experience and highly competent co-counsel throughout the country, Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus P.C. focuses on all types of personal injury cases, including medical malpractice, gallbladder surgery injury claims, vehicle accidents, workers' compensation, Social Security disability, defective products, and trust and estate litigation.

For more information, visit gallbladder-removal.com or the firm's main Web site at http://www.fightingforyou.com/.

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