Case Assessment

Is My Case Eligible for Medical Malpractice?

Not sure if you have a valid claim? Get a free, expert assessment of your situation.

Quick Eligibility Assessment

Answer these key questions to help determine if you may have a valid malpractice case:

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Did you suffer an injury or harm?

You must have suffered actual physical injury, worsening of your condition, or other measurable harm.

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Was the injury caused by medical care?

The harm must be related to medical treatment, diagnosis, or care received from a healthcare provider.

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Did the provider fail to meet standards?

The healthcare provider must have acted below the accepted standard of care in the medical community.

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Are you within the time limit?

Most states require filing within 1-3 years of discovering the malpractice.

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Assessment Tip

If you answered "yes" to all four questions, you may have a viable medical malpractice case. Get a professional evaluation to be sure.

Warning Signs of Potential Malpractice

These situations may indicate medical negligence:

Diagnostic Issues

  • Obvious symptoms were ignored or dismissed
  • Multiple doctors disagreed with the diagnosis
  • Test results were misread or overlooked
  • Cancer or serious condition was missed
  • You were told 'it's nothing' but condition worsened

Treatment Problems

  • Wrong medication or dosage prescribed
  • Surgical complications from obvious errors
  • Infections from unsanitary conditions
  • Treatment made condition significantly worse
  • Provider exceeded their scope of practice

Communication Failures

  • Critical test results not communicated
  • Provider failed to inform of risks
  • Second opinion strongly disagreed
  • Provider seemed confused about your case
  • Important symptoms dismissed without investigation

Common Eligible Case Types

Birth Injuries

Injuries during pregnancy, labor, or delivery that could have been prevented

Common Examples:

  • Cerebral palsy
  • Erb's palsy
  • Brain injuries
  • Delayed C-section

Surgical Errors

Preventable mistakes during surgical procedures

Common Examples:

  • Wrong-site surgery
  • Retained objects
  • Nerve damage
  • Unnecessary surgery

Misdiagnosis

Failure to correctly diagnose serious medical conditions

Common Examples:

  • Cancer misdiagnosis
  • Heart attack missed
  • Stroke symptoms ignored
  • Infection untreated

Medication Errors

Mistakes in prescribing, dispensing, or administering medications

Common Examples:

  • Wrong drug
  • Incorrect dosage
  • Drug interactions
  • Allergic reactions

Nursing Negligence

Failures in nursing care and patient monitoring

Common Examples:

  • Medication errors
  • Fall injuries
  • Infection control
  • Monitoring failures

Emergency Room Errors

Negligent care in emergency department settings

Common Examples:

  • Discharge too early
  • Missed emergency
  • Triage errors
  • Delayed treatment

Our Free Case Evaluation Process

How we evaluate your case

Initial Consultation

We listen to your story and review the basic facts of your case at no cost.

Medical Records Review

Our medical experts analyze your records to identify potential negligence.

Expert Opinion

Board-certified physicians review the case to determine if standards were breached.

Legal Assessment

We evaluate the strength of your case and potential for recovery.

Honest Recommendation

We provide a clear assessment and recommend the best course of action.

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