Medical Care Should Help You, Not Harm You
- Failure to diagnose serious illness such as stroke or heart attack
- Delayed diagnosis of cancer so that effective treatment is too late
- Surgical errors, including post-operative treatment
- Birth injuries and obstetric malpractice
- Radiology errors
- Emergency medicine malpractice
- Hospital negligence
- Hospital infections such as MRSA or hepatitis B
- Errors in medication by pharmacists or prescribing doctors
- Pharmacy errors
- Nursing home abuse or neglect
- Other types of negligence or wrongdoing on the part of doctors, nurses, surgeons, anesthesiologists, etc.
With Our Experience, We Have What It Takes To Win
To win a medical malpractice case, it is necessary to present qualified expert testimony — usually from a physician with a practice and credentials similar to that of the defendant doctor. This testimony must indicate that the negligent treatment alleged in the complaint:
- Fell short of prevailing standards of care recognized in the profession
- Resulted in the patient’s serious injury or death
Our experience with complex medical testimony across the full range of our personal injury practice gives us an advantage in the presentation and proof of medical malpractice liability and damages.
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