Q: If I was verbally abused by the nurses caring for me after abdominal surgery can I sue for damages?

A: While such a case is possible, due to the nature of these type of cases it would be very difficult. But, the facts of each situation are different so Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.

A: I agree with Attorney James L. Arrasmith's reply.

A: You can, but the first thing that a law firm will ask about is what damages you suffered. Law firms also recognize that there can be conflicting accounts of what took place in such settings. You could reach out to law firms - different attorneys could see things differently. Good luck

A: In California, if you experienced verbal abuse from nurses while receiving medical care, you have the right to pursue legal action. Verbal abuse by healthcare professionals can be considered a form of medical malpractice or a breach of the duty of care owed to patients.

To file a lawsuit, you would need to demonstrate that the nurses' behavior constituted a breach of the standard of care and that this behavior caused you harm. This harm can include emotional distress or a worsening of your medical condition.

It's important to document the incidents of abuse and gather any evidence, such as witness statements or records. Reporting the abuse to the hospital administration is also a crucial step.

A successful lawsuit could potentially lead to compensation for damages, including emotional distress. However, the specifics of each case can vary greatly, and the legal process can be complex.

Seeking advice from a lawyer experienced in medical malpractice or personal injury law would be a wise step. They can provide guidance on the viability of your case and the best course of action based on the specifics of your situation.