Medical Malpractice

Surgical errors can include mistakes during surgery, such as operating on the wrong body part, leaving instruments inside the patient, or causing harm. These errors can have serious, long-lasting effects on a patient’s health.

How We Help:

• Reviewing Surgical Records: We obtain and review surgical records to identify any deviations from the standard of care.
• Consulting Experts: We work with medical experts to assess if the surgical error was due to negligence and its impact on your health.
• Pursuing Compensation: We negotiate with healthcare providers or represent you in court to secure compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and related damages.

Common Questions:

• What are the common types of surgical errors? Common errors include wrong-site surgery, leaving instruments inside a patient, and injuring surrounding organs. We investigate the specifics of your case to determine the nature of the error.
• How can I prove a surgical error caused my injury? Proving causation involves showing the surgical error deviated from the standard of care and directly led to injury. We gather records and expert testimony to establish this connection.
• What should I do if I suspect a surgical error? Seek medical attention and consult an attorney to evaluate your case. We guide you through the legal process and help you understand your options.

Medication errors occur when patients receive incorrect medications, improper dosages, or fail to receive necessary medications. These errors can lead to adverse reactions or ineffective treatment.

How We Help:

• Investigating the Error: We review medical records and prescription history to determine if a medication error occurred and its effects.
• Consulting Experts: We work with medical professionals to assess the impact and whether the error deviated from accepted standards of care.
• Legal Representation: We represent you in negotiations or court to pursue compensation for medical expenses, additional treatment costs, and other damages.

Common Questions:

• How can I prove a medication error caused my injury? Proving causation involves showing the error was due to negligence and resulted in harm. We gather evidence and expert opinions to establish this link.
• What types of damages can I claim? You can claim medical expenses, additional treatment costs, and pain and suffering. We help quantify these damages and seek appropriate compensation.
• What should I do if I believe I’ve been harmed by a medication error? Seek medical attention immediately and contact an attorney to discuss your case. We guide you through the claims process.

Failure to diagnose occurs when a healthcare provider does not identify a medical condition, leading to a lack of treatment and potentially worsening the patient’s condition.

How We Help:

• Analyzing Medical Records: We review medical records to identify any missed diagnoses and evaluate whether the failure deviated from medical standards.
• Consulting Medical Experts: We work with experts to determine if the failure to diagnose was negligent and assess its impact on your health.
• Pursuing Legal Action: We negotiate with healthcare providers or represent you in court to secure compensation for medical expenses and pain and suffering.

Common Questions:

• How can I prove a failure to diagnose led to harm? Proving harm involves showing that the failure to diagnose deviated from the standard of care and worsened your condition. We gather evidence and expert opinions to support your claim.
• What are the common reasons for failure to diagnose? Common reasons include inadequate testing, misinterpretation of results, and failure to follow up on symptoms. We investigate your case to identify contributing factors.
• How long do I have to file a medical malpractice claim? The statute of limitations typically ranges from one to three years. We ensure your claim is filed within the appropriate time frame.

Infections from medical procedures can occur if sterile techniques are not followed or if post-procedure care is inadequate, leading to complications and prolonged recovery.

How We Help:

• Reviewing Medical Procedures: We examine your medical records to determine if the infection resulted from negligence or inadequate care.
• Consulting with Experts: We work with experts to assess the infection’s origin and determine if it was caused by a breach of standard care.
• Pursuing Compensation: We negotiate with healthcare providers or represent you in court to secure compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and additional damages.

Common Questions:

• How can I prove an infection was caused by a medical procedure? Proving causation involves showing the infection resulted from a breach of care. We gather medical records and expert opinions to establish this connection.
• What damages can I claim? You can claim damages for medical expenses, additional treatments, pain and suffering, and other losses related to the infection. We help quantify these damages.
• What should I do if I develop an infection after a procedure? Seek medical attention and consult an attorney to discuss your case. We guide you through the legal process and help you understand your options.