Indiana Medical Malpractice Attorneys
Unfortunately mistakes are made by doctors, nurses, or hospital personnel. These claims are complicated and proof of wrongdoing is complex. In Indiana, there are numerous procedures and deadlines that need to be followed. Litigation of these claims requires a knowledgeable and experienced medical malpractice attorney. At Williams Law Group, LLC, our lawyers have extensive experience in medical malpractice cases. Our Indianapolis firm’s successes in medical malpractice/patient right cases include settlements in cases involving ophthalmology, osteopathy, cardiology, family practice, neurosurgery and hospital care. Currently, we are handling major medical malpractice cases involving:
- Orthopedic, including orthopedic surgery
- Cancer misdiagnosis
- Failure to diagnose breast cancer
- Failure to diagnose colon and rectal cancer
- Birth injury and birth defect
- Obstetrics
- Prescription errors
- Neurosurgery
- Hospital and nurse’s care
A number of our medical malpractice cases are referrals from doctors or attorneys, who concentrate their practice in other areas, and are aware of the firm’s experience with these types of cases.
Contingency Fee Arrangements
We offer our medical malpractice clients a contingency fee arrangement – so there is no charge to you unless there is a recovery in your case.
Establishing Liability With Expert Testimony
The firm treats each case as a new challenge not only to develop the legal claim, but to also understand, analyze and obtain forceful expert testimony essential to establishing liability. We consult with a board certified doctor on all medical malpractice claims.
What Is Medical Malpractice?
Claims arising from medical malpractice or a medical provider’s mistakes in treatment of patients, diagnosis of illness, or surgical procedures often involve serious injuries. A claim against a health care professional in Indiana is controlled by laws that were promulgated by the Indiana General Assembly in 1975 by then Governor, and general practice physician, Otis Bowen, M.D. The medical malpractice system controls all aspects of claims against qualified health care in excess of $15,000 (I.C. 34-18-1-1, et seq.)
Contact Us For A Complimentary Consultation
Are you interested in learning more about whether you or a family member has a potential medical malpractice claim? Contact our Indianapolis based medical malpractice lawyers to schedule a complimentary consultation. There is no charge to you unless there is a recovery in your case.