Our medical-malpractice team is highly skilled, trial-tested, and ready to assist you with every aspect of your claim, from initial investigation through final resolution. We have won trials and obtained settlements for our clients from doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers in actions involving a wide range of injuries.

We devote personal attention to each client, and we understand the importance of keeping you informed and responding quickly to your questions and concerns.

Our wide experience in this area includes cases of:

• Failure to timely diagnose and treat cancer and other medical conditions
• Mismanagement of maternal labor and delivery, including birth injuries
• Failure to perform adequate prenatal testing or monitoring
• Improper interpretation of x-rays, MRIs, and CT scans, and other mishandling of diagnostic procedures
• Anesthesia errors
• Medication errors by physicians and pharmacies
• Failure to obtain informed consent for medical procedures
• Negligent surgery and post-operative care
• Improper treatment by emergency-room medical providers
• Psychiatric malpractice
• Hospital malpractice for non-surgical treatment
• Laboratory errors
• Nursing-home abuse and neglect

Our successes include:

• A $7.35 million settlement on behalf of a young girl in a case involving her doctors’ alleged negligent failure to recognize that she was the victim of abuse by her adoptive parents
• A $1.5 million jury verdict in the trial of a claim by a 48-year-old patient against a surgeon for failure to perform a pre-operative x-ray, which resulted in the patient’s developing an abscess and then, after further improper treatment, permanent debilitating injuries
• A $1.5 million recovery on behalf of an expectant mother in a case alleging that her obstetrician subjected her to an unnecessary Caesarean section, which resulted in severe complications and ultimately led to additional surgeries and post-traumatic stress disorder
• A $1.4 million recovery in a wrongful-death case involving a five-year-old girl who died after her right atrium was perforated by a catheter inserted while she was a patient at a Boston hospital for non-life-threatening orthopedic injuries
• A $1.6 million settlement in a wrongful-death case against a surgeon and a resident for failure to recognize and treat a post-surgical anastomotic leak in a 55-year-old patient, resulting in sepsis and death.

Please contact us for an evaluation of your potential claim without any cost to you.