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Medical Malpractice Attorney in White Plains

Helping Victims of Medical Malpractice in the Bronx, Manhattan, Yonkers and White Plains

Most individuals are not medical experts.  We are aware that health care is vital, but we depend on the medical profession to assist us with health matters and to protect our wellbeing with their expertise.  Unfortunately, there are cases in which medical personnel make serious and deadly mistakes, such as failing to diagnose a serious condition or illness, or terrible accidents in birth, surgeries or in prescribing medications.  There are doctors who have been found to be unethical, negligent and dangerous to the public after a number of terrible injuries occur. If you or a loved one has been the victim of a medical error, failure to diagnose or other incident that caused illness, injury or death, it is crucial that you contact a White Plains medical malpractice lawyer to assist you.

White Plains Medical Malpractice Lawyer

Even with the proper medical care complications and unexpected results can occur.  There is a big difference between negligent actions and medical problems that may come about through the ill health of the individual.  When medical providers fail to provide reasonable and appropriate care, the law allows the injured client to file a claim for the damages that were suffered by the injured, and in many cases their families.  In serious cases, such as negligent actions during birth, the damage to the infant can be permanent, such as in cases of babies that have brain damage through lack of oxygen and the medical personnel failed to note that the baby was in distress. 

These heartbreaking cases have terrible damages to the families involved, as well as the innocent child who now faces the future with a severely reduced quality of life.  It is important to protect your interests and contact a medical malpractice attorney to fight for what is fair in your medical malpractice case.  As each case is unique, it requires a full review and evaluation of the circumstances in order to determine what can be done.  At our White Plains law offices, the legal team can advise you how to move forward in such cases.

We can handle certain areas of medical malpractice that most attorneys are unfamiliar with such as chiropractic, dental, ophthalmological, podiatric and psychological malpractice.

Chiropractic Malpractice :   A good chiropractor can enable you to move through your days without pain; a bad chiropractor may prevent you from ever walking without pain again. If you have suffered injuries as a result of a chiropractor's mistakes, you most likely have a medical malpractice case and it should be reviewed by one of the attorneys at the firm.

Dental Malpractice :   Even seemingly minor dentist errors can result in long-term, serious harm.  In addition to severe pain or numbness, someone who has been subject to poor dental care will potentially undergo extensive, expensive corrective work to compensate for these mistakes.

Ophthalmological Malpractice :   Surgical errors made by an ophthalmologist may impair your vision permanently rather than result in the expected improvement.  A failure to diagnose some eye conditions may result in reduced vision, or even temporary or permanent blindness. Ophthalmological errors commonly include the following:  failure to diagnose and treat ocular cancer; failure to diagnose and treat retinal detachment; failure to diagnose and treat macular degenerative disease; cataract surgical errors; laser surgery errors; negligent treatment; failure to diagnose glaucoma; and failure to refer to a specialist.

Podiatric Malpractice:   Although podiatrists must be licensed and meet specified professional requirements, they are not subject to the same regulations as medical doctors. Nonetheless, they are sometimes allowed to perform surgeries that result in disastrous consequences.

Psychological Malpractice:  Psychiatrists, psychologists and other mental health professionals claim to provide care during our most vulnerable moments.  Unfortunately, whether due to negligence or intentional wrongdoing, these professionals sometimes make mistakes or are seriously unethical with patients, sometimes with drastic consequences.   A medical malpractice lawsuit also protects future patients that may have the misfortune of enlisting the help of a mental health practitioner that is causing more harm than good.

Contact a White Plains Medical Malpractice Attorney at our firm today.

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