Practice areas
Medical malpractice
When a health professional acts negligently and causes harm, the patient faces physical and emotional consequences and a complex legal process.
How the firm helps
Case evaluation
Analyzing whether there is sufficient evidence of medical negligence.
Documentation
Gathering and organizing the necessary medical records.
Negotiation and litigation
Representing your interests before insurers and in court.
What to do if you suspect medical malpractice
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Keep all medical records, bills and communications.
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Consider a second medical opinion.
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Consult the firm early; deadlines can be short.
General guidance. Your specific case is reviewed in the free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What is medical malpractice?
It occurs when a health professional acts negligently or incompetently and harms the patient: diagnostic errors, inadequate treatment or lack of informed consent, among others.
What must be proven?
That the provider owed you a duty, that the duty was breached, that the breach directly caused harm and that you suffered damages.
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