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Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice is defined as negligent behavior by a healthcare provider that deviates from normal standards of practice and causes harm or death to the patient. To determine medical malpractice, a question is asked of the healthcare provider’s behavior, “What would a competent medical professional have done in this situation?” If the caregiver’s conduct was not in line with the standard of the profession and led to patient injury, then there is a case for medical malpractice. If you or a loved one may have been the victim of medical malpractice, contact us for a free consultation. You can tell us your story, and we’ll help determine the next step for your case.

Personal Injury

Injury that results from the negligent behavior of another person or organization can be the basis for a personal injury claim. The entity responsible for your injury can be held accountable for compensation to cover medical bills, costs of future treatment, loss of income, and the burdens of your physical and emotional pain. If you or a loved one suffered an injury caused by the actions of another person or company, contact us today to learn more about your legal rights and options.

Pharmaceutical Litigation

Drug manufacturers are legally and ethically responsible for creating safe products and ensuring the continued safety of such products by conducting pre- and post-market research. If a drug is linked to adverse side effects, the pharmaceutical company has an immediate duty to alert consumers, doctors and the FDA and to update the drug’s safety label to reflect all dangers. It is considered an act of negligence if a drug company does not do so. Consumers who are then harmed can file a claim against the manufacturer for compensation to cover related medical costs, future treatment, lost wages, and physical and emotional pain and suffering. If you or a loved one has suffered harm or if you have lost a family member due to a prescription drug, you deserve compensation. Contact us today to discuss your best options.

Toxic Tort

A tort is a negligent or wrongful act that violates the right of another person, causing the wrongdoer to be liable for the victim’s harm. Toxic tort refers to injuries that are caused by exposure to a chemical or poisonous substance when the victim does not know they are being subjected to the toxin. If you or someone you know was harmed by being exposed to a toxin, such as a defective prescription drug, toxic mold or high levels of mercury, contact our attorneys today. We will help you get the maximum compensation.

Tortious Acts

A person or entity that commits an irresponsible or knowingly dangerous act, which causes harm to one or more people, can be held accountable under tort law. Dangerous driving, poor elevator maintenance and nursing home abuse are just a few of many ways a person or company can commit a tort and be held liable for it. If the victim files a claim, the negligent entity can be required to pay compensation for hospital bills, future medical treatment, loss of income and physical and emotional pain and suffering. If you or someone you know has been the victim of a tortious act, please contact our attorneys today so that they can aggressively pursue compensation on your behalf.

Commercial Litigation

In the business world, disputes can be financially devastating to a company if not handled quickly and correctly. The worth of an experienced business litigation attorney is invaluable when it comes to any aspect of business including contract litigation, real estate disputes, corporate dissolution and shareholder litigation, as well as many others. If you require the services of a skilled and knowledgeable business litigation attorney, contact us today to find out how we can help you achieve the best resolution.