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At Parham Smith & Archenhold LLC medical malpractice and personal injury are not just a part of our p

At Parham Smith & Archenhold LLC we focus on providing top-tier legal representation to individuals in complex personal injury and medical malpractice matters.

06/12/2026

A physician is required to inform you of the risks, benefits, and alternatives to any surgery or treatment before moving forward. If you suffered injuries after a physician did not disclose crucial information, legal relief may be available.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/when-patients-were-not-told-the-true-risks-of-a-procedure/

06/05/2026

Whether it be driving or maintaining your property as an owner, a person is expected to act with a certain level of care, given the task at hand. Of course, the standard of care is higher in medical care. In any medical interaction, a healthcare professional must act with the same competence as another physician in the same specialty.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/understanding-the-medical-standard-of-care-in-malpractice-lawsuits/

05/29/2026

Sometimes, following hospital protocols is not enough to avoid patient harm. Each year, more than 424,000 people suffer permanent disabilities due to diagnostic errors, with thousands more having fatal consequences.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/when-following-hospital-protocol-is-not-enough-to-avoid-liability/

05/22/2026

An estimated 100,000 medication errors are reported each year, with these errors being 30% greater for patients who are on five or more drugs. Whether it be understaffing, lack of adequately trained staff, or administrative failure, prescription errors place patients’ lives in peril.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/when-medication-errors-occur-in-hospitals-who-may-be-liable/

05/15/2026

Each year, approximately 300,000 to 500,000 post-surgical infections occur. Post-surgical infections are a known risk of any procedure. Although not always a sign of medical negligence, it does point to medical negligence when a physician fails to meet the expected standard of care.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/when-post-surgical-infections-point-to-medical-negligence/

05/08/2026

Bringing a child into this world should be a joyful time. Unfortunately, errors may occur during labor and delivery. These errors can impact a child’s cognitive and physical development, resulting in developmental delays.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/birth-injury-malpractice-how-labor-and-delivery-errors-change-a-child-s-future/

05/01/2026

Given their lower costs and convenience, outpatient surgeries are increasingly in demand. While these procedures are relatively simpler and less invasive than surgeries requiring hospitalization, errors can occur.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/how-outpatient-procedure-errors-are-leading-to-malpractice-lawsuits/

04/24/2026

The most common causes of surgical accidents in the region often stem from preventable system failures inside the operating room, including communication breakdowns, gaps in monitoring, retained instruments, and delayed post-operative response.

When those failures violate the accepted medical standard of care and injure you, South Carolina law allows you to pursue a malpractice claim.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/what-are-the-most-common-causes-of-serious-surgical-accidents-in-the-region/

04/17/2026

If you feel your surgeon committed negligence, you should get medical attention immediately and request and preserve your medical records. There are deadlines and procedures for filing a malpractice claim that you must keep in mind.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/steps-to-take-if-you-feel-like-your-surgeon-committed-negligence/

04/10/2026

A surgical error becomes the foundation of a medical malpractice claim in South Carolina when a surgeon’s preventable mistake causes measurable harm.

If a doctor leaves a sponge inside your body, operates on the wrong site, or fails to control bleeding, and that mistake leads to additional injury, you may have a viable claim under state law to pursue physical, financial, and emotional damages.

Learn more: https://www.parhamlaw.com/blog/how-do-surgical-errors-affect-a-legal-claim/

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