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William G. Fischer
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Biography
William G. Fischer, PC of Colorado Springs, CO is a retired Army judge that provides dedicated and caring legal services to residents of Colorado Springs. He has experience representing clients victimized by medical malpractice with focus on cases involving serious birth injuries or death.
Mr. Fischer also provides legal services to clients involving misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose cancer. Additional expertise is provided in cases of serious personal injury caused by auto, truck and motorcycle accidents.
All cases are reviewed in a careful, diligent, and professional manner. Most cases are handled on contingent fee basis - you owe nothing for attorney’s fees unless the attorney recovers money for you.
Mr. Fischer and his staff serve Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the surrounding areas.
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Licensed in Missouri for 35 years
State: Missouri
Acquired: 1990
No misconduct found
Licensed in Colorado for 52 years
State: Colorado
Acquired: 1973
No misconduct found
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William G. Fischer, P.C.
P.O. Box. 246, Divide, CO, 80814
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Sample of Legal Cases
Army pays $3.6 million for baby’s birth injuries
Veterans Administration pays $100,000 for eye misdiagnosis
Air Force pays $155,000 for misdiagnosis