Gaithersburg Failure to Diagnose Lawyer

To prove that your medical team’s failure to diagnose warrants a medical malpractice case, it is essential to confirm that negligence occurred. You will have to follow a series of steps and collect enough evidence to support your case against the medical professional and/or facility. 

All this can be difficult to do while dealing with a health condition. For this reason, our attorneys offer to take over your case, putting our resources and knowledge toward proving your doctor’s error. For example, we’ll handle tasks like:

• Gathering your medical history from the hospital
• Investigating if the history of the doctor or hospital indicates negligence in the past
• Requesting testimony from third-party medical personnel about your case
• Filing the claim with the appropriate authorities
• Evaluating your case’s overall value
• Negotiating with the liable party’s malpractice insurer

If necessary, we will also advocate for you at trial. Our lawyers at Brown & Barron will take the necessary steps to prove the liable party’s negligence; you should only focus on your recovery. 

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• “Chris and his team went above and beyond anything I could have expected. Even through Covid they kept me up to date on any and all progress with my case. They were friendly, professional, knowledgeable, compassionate and fast responding. I will always be thankful for this firm. I will recommend them to anyone in need of their services.” J. Bottomley
• “They were excellent at communicating with us, and kept us abreast of any and all changes, even during the pandemic. They gave so much to our case and we are so appreciative.” M. Dennis
• “Brown & Barron, LLC has to be one of the best law firms in the state of Maryland, possibly the entire country. The quality of their service is second to none.” E. Butler 

What Damages Are Recoverable in a Failure to Diagnose Case?

After being the victim of a medical malpractice diagnosis failure, the damages you can recover vary. Each malpractice case is unique, so compensation depends on the exact injuries suffered, as well as your recovery timeline.

For this reason, our attorneys will study your failure to diagnose case in-depth to ensure we identify all potentially recoverable damages and estimate an accurate case value. Generally, the damages we recover for medical malpractice clients include:

• Medical expenses: This includes past and future costs related to your care and recovery, such as transportation to the hospital by ambulance, medicines, physical or mental therapy, hospital bills, and visits to the doctor, among others.
• Pain and suffering: If the doctor’s malpractice caused incurable damage to your health, you could receive compensation for physical pain and mental anguish.
• Loss of income: The doctor’s error may have caused you to miss work, or even caused a permanent disability that prevents you from returning to your position at full capacity—or at all. We will fight for compensation for current and future income loss.
• Loss of enjoyment of life: The pain and troubles that come with medical negligence can affect your ability to participate in activities you once enjoyed.
• Wrongful death: If you lost a loved one to medical negligence, you could claim compensation for the pain of this loss, lost income, benefits, and loss of companionship and protection, among other things.

When Brown & Barron handles your case, you can rest assured that our attorneys will account for each of your damages before seeking compensation.

Contact Brown & Barron online today to schedule a free case review with a with a failure to diagnose lawyer serving Gaithersburg.