Medical Malpractice Lawyers Minnesota + Wisconsin
Lommen Abdo’s medical malpractice and personal injury attorneys understand the impact an unexpected injury or death from medical malpractice has on individuals and families. Our attorneys know how important it is to combine this understanding with their advocacy abilities while striving to successfully resolve personal injury and medical malpractice claims for our clients. The firm has both a solid track record of successful outcomes and countless satisfied clients. The laws vary from state to state so it is important to obtain qualified legal advice as soon as possible. We only receive a fee for our legal services if our client receives money from the parties responsible for the injury or death.
Lommen Abdo’s medical malpractice attorneys are licensed to practice in both Minnesota and Wisconsin and, in partnership with other medical malpractice attorneys, handle medical cases in other states as well. If you believe you or a loved one has a medical malpractice claim, you should act quickly to meet your state’s time deadlines. Missing a deadline may prevent you from bringing a medical malpractice case.
Minnesota and Wisconsin Experienced Medical Malpractice Lawyers
Doctors, nurses and other health care providers usually provide caring, professional service with a high standard of excellence for their patients. However, on occasion, things can go wrong. If you, your child or other loved one has been injured or if a loved one has died as a result of a medical mistake, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Health care providers are usually insured and must pay compensation if a medical malpractice claim is proven against them.
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A doctor’s negligence is probably the most common factor in most medical malpractice cases. When a doctor or hospital deviates from what’s known as the standard of acceptable medical care and acts negligently, the resulting injuries could be the basis for a medical malpractice claim if it is also shown that the actions or failure to act on the part of the medical provider was the cause of harm.
Areas of focus:
- Failure to diagnose an illness
- Failure to prevent surgical infection
- Leaving a medical utensil implanted after surgery
- Surgery without informed consent
- Certain birth injuries and cerebral palsy
- Failure to diagnose breast cancer
- Misdiagnosis
- Improper prescription drugs
- Anesthesia errors and mistakes
- Blood transfusion contamination injuries
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