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However, medicine can be a complex area where options frequently differ and therefore there could be scope for argument on both sides in many cases. For this reason, it is important that parties who decide which they do wish to pursue a medical negligence claim use a solicitor who’s experienced on this type of case. They will probably be utilized to the complexities to the troubles involved, the terminology, the procedures and will have the relevant medical and legal knowledge and contacts to guarantee the case is completely investigated and pursued.  
 
 
Most medical negligence claims need time for correct investigation and options from other medical and legal experts, but if you believe you have a possible claim, then you must contact a solicitor without delay. If a death has resulted from medical negligence then your solicitor will probably need to attend the inquest.
 
 
Medical negligence may also be easy to identify but often it is not. In those cases, your solicitor will have to undertake an initial investigation into the medical negligence claim before they can advise you whether or not you have a great case.
 
 
Your solicitor will initially need to speak to you to be able to obtain your instructions on what has happened. He or she will then prepare a statement or written version setting out your recollections and thoughts on what is happening to you. In many medical negligence cases this is usually a lengthy document. Your solicitor also have to obtain copies of your medical records. Often your physician’s records are needed. Where you have had treatment at a hospital these also have to be obtained. Your solicitor will have to obtain a report from your specialist medical practitioner or the standard of care given and whether or not standard of care fell short of that which is considered to be sensible in our country. Secondly, your solicitor will have to obtain proof as to whether or not that medical negligence caused or led to your injury or loss.
 
 
Martin Cookblogs about Medical negligence and other legal entitlements for United Kingdom based site www.JudicialNegligenceHe also tweets about general negligence cases and the negligence claim industry in general.
 
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (Xinhua) -- The current U.S. financial regulation system, defined by statutes such as the Dodd Frank legislation, has been burdening small banks across the country with unnecessary restrictions and costs, an expert on U.S. banking regulation said here on Wednesday.
 
 
Jacques Schillaci, Counsel at Linklaters LLP (Limited Liability Partnership), a multinational law firm, said in a news briefing in the United Nations that small banks in the United States, namely community banks and regional banks, don't pose the same risks to the financial system as big banks might, but it is harder for them to bare the regulatory expenses than their larger counterparts.
 
 
Schillaci, among many other U.S. analysts, believed that small banks in the United States were not responsible for the latest 2008 financial crisis.
 
 
The financial crisis began with a collapse in the U.S. subprime mortgage market, and developed into a global banking crisis with the bankruptcy of the investment bank Lehman Brothers. Many considered excessive risk-taking by big banks as the major cause of the crisis.
 
 
"Small banks just didn't engage in those sophisticated financial activities like subprime lending or risky speculation," Schillaci said.
 
 
In response to the 2008 financial crisis, former U.S. President Barack Obama enacted the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010.
 
 
Under the law, regulators introduced strict capital standards on banks, called for annual stress tests for systemically important banks, and created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
 
 
Schillaci argued that even though the regulations Dodd Frank Act imposed were initially directed at larger banks, they have become extremely burdensome for small banks.
 
 
"The thing about regulation is that it costs money to comply with that. Larger institutions have found it easier to absorb these costs than smaller ones," he explained.
 
 
Frank Sorrentino, Chief Executive Officer of ConnectOne Bank, a U.S. community bank based in the state of New Jersey, wrote earlier this year that "Currently, the reporting requirements of Dodd-Frank are too onerous for a small bank with limited staff to keep up with."
 
 
"We've seen the number of banks in the United States steeply decline year over year, as smaller banks fold to regulatory pressures or undergo M&A (mergers and acquisitions) in order to absorb compliance costs," the banker wrote.
 
 
Report from George Mason University showed that the number of small banks (banks with 10 billion U.S. dollars or less in assets) has declined to 27 percent in fours years after the bill was enacted.
 
 
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