Alexander Vrbanoff received his JD from the Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent School of Law. Since then, he has represented clients in the Chicago area, practicing in areas including labor certification, personal injury, and asylum. Alexander Vrbanoff has also settled sizable medical malpractice cases.

When patients are treated with substandard health care, they have the option to seek recompense for the harms that result. A medical malpractice case is brought to court when a health-care professional engages in an omissive or negligent act at some point throughout the course of a patient’s care. 

Legal representatives who do not have significant experience handling medical malpractice suits can sometimes overlook certain details. Neglecting key details can have serious consequences on the outcome of the case. When working with an attorney in a malpractice suit, plaintiffs should check that their counsel is engaging in the following best practices.
If an attorney chooses to proceed with the case solely on the word of the client, he endangers the case. Legal professionals should always consult several well-vetted medical experts early to corroborate and fully understand the claims made. Neglecting to do so could waste the client's time and money.

Medical records play a critical role in determining the case’s legitimacy. However, record collecting becomes counterproductive if an abundance of superfluous information is amassed. Attorneys should focus their record-collecting efforts on data that pertains directly to the case and make sure all reproductions are clearly legible, requesting better copies immediately when illegible records are received. 

Using questionable medical experts and presenting confusing or illegible documents can quickly dismantle a malpractice case.

Alexander Vrbanoff, Attorney at Law, handles a wide range of cases including medical malpractice, immigration, deportation, and personal injury. Mr. Vibanoff, who practices in and around Chicago, commands more than two decades’ worth of legal experience.

Personal injury law entails the process of an individual’s seeking recovery for injury or damages sustained due to another party's negligence. The definition negligence varies from case to case. Examples include reckless driving, medical malpractice, abuse and neglect conducted by caregivers in nursing home environments, and employers who fail to maintain a safe environment for employees and customers. The goal of a personal injury suit is to receive compensation that can help with medical bills and other costs. Most attorneys begin by hearing a client's side of the story and then gathering evidence to support the claim.

Personal injury attorneys must also look ahead. Treating severe injuries could require extensive surgery, physical therapy, and medical examinations over the course of years. Other injuries affect the client's way of life. For example, many clients suffer neck and spinal injuries that prevent them from walking. Others have to deal with brain injuries that take away their independence and interfere with their ability to make a living.