Medical Malpractice Claims For A Delayed Diagnosis

A prompt diagnosis is essential when it comes to treating illnesses and disease. When a patient’s diagnosis is delayed, it can lead to devastating medical complications, physical and emotional suffering, and even fatalities. Negligent medical practices are often the cause of a delayed diagnosis. Proper healthcare necessitates that doctors conduct necessary research, order essential tests, and attend to a patient’s questions or concerns.Illnesses commonly overlooked:

Thyroid disorders
Bacterial infections
Viral infections
Cancer
Kidney disorders
Liver disorders
Parkinson’s disease

What You Need to Know

To win a medical malpractice case for a delayed diagnosis, you must be able to provide evidence for the following stipulations:

First, you must be able to prove that a doctor-patient relationship was established between yourself and the doctor responsible for the delay.
Second, you must prove that negligence was involved. Negligence can be demonstrated by defining the standard of care and then using evidence or expert witnesses to prove the doctor breached it.
Third, you must provide proof that the doctor’s negligence caused medical, physical or financial harm.

Schedule a Free Consultation

It’s essential to retain the services of an attorney in a medical malpractice case. An attorney will be able to protect your legal rights and guide you through complex medical laws and rules. At Brown & Barron, LLC, our lawyers are available to receive your call 24/7. When you schedule your free consultation, we will review your case and discuss how you can seek maximum compensation.

Contact Brown & Barron, LLC at (410) 698-1717 to schedule your free consultation.