You may have a medical malpractice claim. If a medical provider [doctor, nurse, nurse practitioner, hospital, clinic, etc] failed to meet or exceed the standard of care for treatment and that failure caused injury, a possible claim could exist. The Wolfson Law Center, P.C. and attorney Randolph D. Wolfson, Esq. represent victims of medical malpractice.
Although many injuries occur through medical negligence, these case are particularly expensive to bring to trial and require the services of not only competent medical litigation counsel and staff but also require the services of one or more qualified medical experts [usually physicians with teaching credentials at recognized medical schools]. Expenses [and therefore risk] in putting such cases together are high. Medical malpractice cases are rarely settled, if at all, before an expert has been hired and a lawsuit is filed.
For these reasons, The Wolfson Law Center, P.C. has determined to handle only those cases of clear medical negligence that have caused injuries which may be expected to bring an award of at least $250,000.00 or more. Such cases are routinely received for review by the firm without incurring attorneys fees for review and analysis.
For review of your case, simply fill in the form below and click on the submit button or you may contact the firm by e-mail at inquire@doctor-malpractice.com or telephone toll free world-wide to 1-888-FEAR NOT [888-332-7668].
Before the firm is able to fairly determine whether it may accept your case for evaluation at no cost, in your e-mail please describe your injury: At a minimum, please provide:
1. The date the treatment, conduct or act causing the injury occurred;
2. Indicate in what city, state or province and country the injury occurred;
3. If a doctor or other medical provider informed you that medical malpractice may have caused your injury, state the date this information was first provided. If a doctor or medical provider did not inform you of possible medical malpractice, state how you became aware of possible medical malpractice in your case;
4. Provide details about what the medical provider did or did not do that caused your injury;
5. Describe your disability and any disfiguration suffered and indicate whether your disability and/or disfigurement is permanent[for example: injury caused death, loss of limb, loss of hand or foot, permanant loss of use of the hand, leg arms, multiple finger or foot; permanent loss of sight to both eyes or hearing in both ears; life-time institutionalization in a psychiatric, medical or nursing home facility].
6. State what you believe the amount of your wage loss is to date.
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