Because every case is different and the results are mainly based on how other similarly healthcare workers would act in such a situation, the most important evidence in a medical malpractice case is often first-hand testimony from other physicians. A medical expert can examine exactly the events surrounding the accident and give their knowledgeable opinion on whether the doctor you're filing a claim against met the expected standard of care or not. In addition, a medical expert can testify that the negligence did, in fact, lead to your injury. You'll also want to keep any records of medical examinations, therapy, bills, and lost work. This settlement can and should include additional medical costs, lost wages, physical and emotional pain and suffering, and more.
Through it all, we always provide:
Compassion. We take the time to listen to how this affected you.
Affordability. We offer free consultations and don’t get paid unless you do.
Straight talk. We make sure you always understand what’s going on.
Running interference. We talk to adjusters, doctors, and other lawyers for you.
Detective work. We conduct our own research and analysis of your injury.
Case estimation. We determine your case’s value and then fight for it.
Court prep. We remain ready to battle your case in court if necessary.