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nursing homeAn October 20 meeting of the Medical Board of California in Los Angeles uncovered more details about the “Octomom Doctor” who helped Nadya Suleman get pregnant with embryos that resulted in her famous octuplet birth. Dr. Michael Kamrava faced charges of medical negligence in multiple cases including his work with Suleman and another woman who engaged in a multiple births.

News reports indicate that although Kamrava pursued treatments out of line with general medical guidelines in implanting the embryos, it never affected his medical license. The doctor has described the patient’s treatment as “a choice” for women who want more embryos in a single pregnancy than federal health standards recommend.

Regardless of whether Dr. Kamrava engaged in anything that could be called medical malpractice, the unfolding research on these cases shows that some doctors operate beyond the bounds of what the medical community generally considers inappropriate. California residents should understand the difference between a single doctor’s approach and the common medical standards approved by state and national health agencies.

For anyone affected by any kind of medical malpractice case in California, our California medical malpractice lawyer, Samer Habbas, can help. He has years of experience helping clients with different types of personal injury and wrongful death cases. If you or someone in your family has been the victim of medical malpractice in California, contact The Law Offices of Samer Habbas about your rights under the law. Call us at 888-848-5084 today to find out how you can get the compensation you deserve.