Medical malpractice attorneys know that in today’s world, we rely on the expertise of doctors, nurses, and health care providers to protect our health and well-being. Unfortunately, sometimes this reliance is misplaced. Doctors may fail to properly diagnose conditions or fail to consider all relevant factors before beginning an improper course of treatment. Individuals can sometimes get the wrong prescription filled either prescribed by the doctor or filled incorrectly by the pharmacist. While complications and unexpected results can occur with appropriate medical care, if a health care provider negligently causes or contributes to an injury or condition they may be held liable and you may be entitled to compensation.Medical malpractice lawyers can help you collect damages when medical providers fail to give reasonable and appropriate care. Experienced medical malpractice attorneys are needed to handle these cases because they are incredibly complex, and health care providers and their insurance companies will do everything they can to avoid accepting liability for your injuries.
Surgical Malpractice is a surgeon’s failure to exercise the degree of care and skill that a surgeon of the same medical specialty would use under similar circumstances. There are many types of surgical specialties including:
Many different specialties are involved in surgery besides the specialty of the doctor performing the surgery. There are anesthesiologists (control of anesthesia during surgery to prevent pain as well as coma or brain damage); infectious disease specialists; pathologists; and a variety of nurses as well as other medical professionals that perform diagnostic testing and lab work.
If you have been a victim of surgical malpractice, or you have a loved one who has been a victim of a surgical error, you should contact a surgical malpractice attorney as quickly as possible. Not only might you be entitled to a reimbursement of medical expenses, but also for compensation for future medical care, loss of income and pain and suffering. Surgical malpractice laws are in place to protect patients from poor care at the hands of trusted medical practitioners. Whether you have been mishandled in a cosmetic surgery, medically necessary surgery or an injury treatment, you deserve to trust your doctor and be given the best care possible.
If you believe that you are the victim of medical malpractice please contact the medical malpractice attorneys at Brady & Goldberg today by calling (914) 690-0800 or (800) 441-5995 for a Free Consultation to discuss the medical treatment you received in Westchester County (including New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White Plains) and the surrounding counties as well as New York City.
The repair of broken bones can be a complicated process. Different doctors and hospitals may use different methods to treat the same or similar fractures. Some fractures require surgery with the insertion of rods, pins, screws or plates while others only require casting.
Contact the experienced medical malpractice attorneys at Brady & Goldberg (914) 690-0800 or (800) 441-5995 if you feel that your broken bone was not properly treated or has not properly healed for treatment you received in Westchester County (including New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White Plains) and the surrounding counties as well as New York City.
If you or a loved one suffered due to misdiagnosis of cancer or other conditions, you have legal rights. If a provider fails to diagnose a serious illness in a timely manner, the disease can advance and chances of survival decrease. It is also possible that an illness is diagnosed when there is no such illness present. Victims of this type of misdiagnosis can undergo unnecessary emotional distress and even unnecessary chemotherapy, radiation, surgery or other treatments.
Contact an experienced medical malpractice attorney by calling Brady & Goldberg today at (914) 690-0800 or (800) 441-5995 for a Free Consultation for medical treatment you received in Westchester County (including New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White Plains) and the surrounding counties as well as New York City.
Brain injuries may be caused by a variety of circumstances such as when trauma occurs to the head or brain, or as a result of an illness such as stroke. The actual circumstance that results in injury can vary from common occurrences like auto accidents, falls or gunshots, to the less obvious situations which may occur during the birth process, while under anesthesia, due to infections after dental work, or from lead poisoning. Babies and young children are more susceptible to lead poisoning because they often put their hands or other objects in their mouths such as paint chips containing lead. Their growing bodies also absorb more lead, and their brains and nervous systems are more sensitive to the damaging effects of lead. If not detected early, children with high levels of lead can suffer from damage to the brain and nervous system. Lead at very high levels can cause brain swelling, convulsions, coma and even death. At low levels, lead poisoning has been associated with loss of IQ points and intellect, learning disabilities, academic failure, attention problems (ADHD and ADD), hyperactive behavior, school failure, and antisocial or criminal behavior. Dealing with traumatic brain injury is a difficult situation. Finding the counsel you and your loved ones deserve along with answers to questions about you or your loved ones severe head injury mishap can seem complicated. With Brady & Goldberg, as your New York and Connecticut personal injury lawyers, the information you should rightfully demand is just a phone call away.
The birth of a child should be a wonderful event in every parent’s life, but prenatal care or the birth process can be complicated and require timely medical care. If your baby is born with any condition which seems abnormal or unusual, contact the attorneys at Brady & Goldberg (914) 690-0800 or (800) 441-5995 so their medical experts can determine if your child’s condition is due to any negligence on the part of the doctors or hospital that provided prenatal care or by the doctors or hospital that delivered your baby.
We handle cases regarding the birth of children in Westchester County (including New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White Plains) and the surrounding counties as well as New York City.
