Chiropractic care is a treatment that is considered to be relatively effective. In the past, the medical community undermined the reputation of chiropractors, but that hasn't had much effect on the practice as a whole. As in any field in the health care industry, there may be negligent chiropractors too. If you receive chiropractic treatment and it's not effective, that doesn't necessarily suggest malpractice. You are entitled to sue for malpractice only if damage was inflicted, or makes a condition worse. In that case, the practitioner could perhaps be liable. Depending on the state you live in, medical procedures that chiropractors perform may vary. Some states may permit chiropractors to perform various tasks such as drawing blood, physical exams, and routine lab testing, while other states may subject chiropractors to only practice within the realm of chiropractic care. Contact an experienced attorney who specializes in medical malpractice for further information.