Medical Malpractice

Rockville Medical Malpractice Attorneys

Advancements in medical treatment have reached astounding levels and continue to progress. Unfortunately, there continue to be thousands of instances in the U.S. each year of mistreatment, negligence and human error on the part of doctors, nurses and other health care providers.

At the law firm of Blank, Moorstein & Lipshutz, L.L.P., in Rockville, Maryland, we can protect your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve.

Early diagnosis and treatment are the keys to treating cancer. When a medical professional fails to screen, fails to make a cancer diagnosis or fails to refer a patient to a specialist, there may be fatal consequences. In these cases of gross doctor error and negligence, victims and their families have a right to financial compensation.

Medical malpractice occurs in many different forms. Many cases involve mistakes or breaches of the standard of care on the part of health care professionals. Our experienced Rockville medical malpractice lawyers can handle the full spectrum of medical malpractice cases, including:

• Surgical errors
• Medication errors
• Hospital negligence
• Cancer misdiagnosis
• Birth injuries
• Nursing home abuse

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Medical malpractice is a highly specialized area of law. It requires an understanding of medicine, access to the most highly qualified medical experts, the ability to fund the case and attorneys who know how to try these matters to the jury.

Do you feel you or a loved one has been the victim of medical malpractice? We can review the facts of your case during a free consultation and provide you an honest assessment.

We take all medical malpractice cases on a contingency basis, so you do not pay for our services unless we help obtain a financial recovery for you.* Call (301) 279-2200 or (202) 625-7711 in Washington, D.C., or use our contact form to schedule an appointment.

*Excludes cost of any litigation.