Stamford Surgery Malpractice Attorney
Surgeons today perform complex medical procedures at astounding rates of speed. Unfortunately, they sometimes seem to forget that they're working on real people whose lives can be terribly and profoundly changed by just the simplest careless mistake.
At The Pickle Law Firm, LLC, in Stamford, Connecticut, our team of experienced lawyers has had more experience with surgical error cases over the last two decades than they've had with any other type of medical malpractice claim. As a result, we are able to provide aggressive representation on behalf of people who have been injured due to each of the following:
- Gross negligence, such as leaving a foreign object inside the patient, performing the wrong type of surgery or operating on the wrong body part
- Accidental cuts or damage to vital organs near the surgery site, which were not recognized and addressed
- Anesthesia errors leading to coma, permanent brain damage or even death
- Post-operative infections resulting from unsanitary surgical practices or lack of care in closing the surgical opening
- Negligent supervision or delegation to other members of the surgical team, including nurses and anesthesiologists
We shoulder the burden of pursuing financial compensation on your behalf, giving you time to focus on the critical concerns of getting better and regaining control of your life.
Obtaining the Compensation You Deserve
As is the case in most states, Connecticut's laws don't do any favors for victims of medical malpractice. In fact, unless the negligence is blatantly obvious, you can't even file a lawsuit until you have a doctor (of the same specialty) who is willing to say in their opinion that your doctor was careless or negligent in some way.
Over the last two decades, our attorneys have worked with many highly qualified surgical experts on cases throughout the state of Connecticut. We have maintained many of these relationships and routinely call on these doctors to provide us with their professional opinions. They may not always agree with us, but they do trust our judgment enough to listen and take the time to thoroughly evaluate our clients' medical records when we call.
Finally, don't wait to talk to a lawyer about the possibility of filing a claim. Connecticut has a two-year statute of limitations for filing medical malpractice claims. Except in rare cases, this means that you will lose your right to make a claim after that two-year time period elapses.
Call or contact us online to arrange for a free consultation today.
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