Generally referred to as medical malpractice, we know that people are often injured by mistakes made by many kinds of healthcare providers. Negligence and misconduct can result in serious injuries and emotional harm that may last a lifetime.
As litigation attorneys, we talk with many people who call and ask whether they might have a legitimate medical malpractice or personal injury claim. The truth is that most people do not. The laws regarding proof of negligence make it clear that only serious injuries resulting from gross negligence in place of an accepted level of care can possibly result in recovery of money damages. Our lawyers have the experience to investigate and determine whether your injury claim will warrant a cause of action (lawsuit) against a healthcare provider or other negligent party.
Our firm is ready to schedule a consultation to discuss your claim, and if we decide to work together to pursue a lawsuit, we will cover the cost of investigating and preparing your case. We limit the number of medical negligence cases we handle in order to provide the highest level of energy, skilled representation, and dedicated client services.
- Nursing home neglect injuries and elder abuse
- Failure to diagnose
- Misdiagnosis and failure to properly treat
- Improper medications, unsafe prescription drugs
- Surgical errors
- Birth injuries to mother and baby
We handle all serious injury and medical malpractice lawsuits on a contingency fee basis. That means that we pay the upfront costs for investigating your case, gathering records and evidence, and preparing your case to win at trial. Unless you obtain money in a settlement or a jury verdict, you will not pay attorney’s fees for our services.
Most medical malpractice suits result in a fair settlement offer in negotiations; however, a courtroom battle may ne necessary occasionally, when opposing attorneys will not respond reasonably. We have the mediation and trial experience you can depend on, with a record of successful results we are proud of.