Med Malpractice

Even if you can prove that a doctor was negligent, you don't have a case unless you can document that the negligence caused your injury or worsened your condition. If you establish liability you are entitled to damages, which can include compensation for medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. The damages may cover losses you've already suffered as well as future medical bills and lost wages.

Damages vary widely depending on each person's situation and you don't mention whether you have or do not have damages.

Medical malpractice cases are complicated, risky, expensive so lawyers who handle them turn down a lot more cases than they accept. So finding someone who's willing and capable.

And good luck to you.

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