Medical Misdiagnosis Attorney

Has your doctor misdiagnosed you?

Lawyers for people whose health has been misdiagnosed by physicians and other health care professionals. We also represent individuals who have suffered due to delayed diagnosis. Whenever a medical emergency occurs, a serious illness develops or a child is born, time is of the essence.

A wide variety of diagnostic instruments and treatment options are available for medical professionals. Conditions like cancer, strokes, and heart attacks that may have been fatal a decade ago can now often be diagnosed early and treated successfully.

When the proper diagnostic tools are not used or when the results are not reviewed promptly and interpreted correctly, the window of opportunity for effective treatment is closed. A patient’s condition may worsen or they may even die. The failure to diagnose maternal infection or fetal distress during childbirth can lead to life-changing birth injuries or death. Medical malpractice attorneys are on your side if your family has suffered through any of these tragedies.

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We believe you have a right to know what happened if you suspect someone was negligent in conducting tests or reviewing results.

Irrespective of whether you have a case for medical malpractice or not, you will have a clear understanding of the circumstances. Whenever you retain our firm to represent you, you can be assured that our lawyers and support staff will devote the necessary resources to presenting a strong and persuasive case on your behalf.

How can a misdiagnosis occur?

Misdiagnosis, failure to diagnose or failure to assess an illness or injury can be attributed to a physician, a nurse, a laboratory, a radiologist, or even substandard and inadequate hospital policies and procedures.

When a doctor does not order the appropriate diagnostic tests, does not review the test results, does not interpret test results correctly, or does not refer a patient to a specialist, misdiagnosis can result.

A misdiagnosis can occur as a result of lab errors, misreading of x-rays or CT scans, and lost results or medical records.

In spite of the fact that we have to entrust our lives to medical professionals, we must also be aware that accidents and negligence can occur. We utilize the right experts to find the truth in these complex cases because we know how to investigate them.