Atlanta Failure to Diagnose Lawyer

Atlanta Failure to Diagnose Attorney

What does failure to diagnose mean? Before any effective treatment can begin, the cause of whatever the patient is experiencing must be correctly diagnosed. Your doctor is responsible for a proper diagnosis and for conducting the appropriate tests that will confirm a diagnosis.

We do not pay our health care professionals to make guesses about what may be causing our problems. The medical field has certain defined standards of practice. When your doctor fails to practice by those standards, he or she may be guilty of medical malpractice and you should consult an Atlanta failure to diagnose attorney as soon as possible.

Medicine has determined many signs and indicators that can predict strokes and heart conditions as well as other diseases and conditions. Technology continues to provide methods of testing for these illnesses, allowing them to be treated and to prevent tragic events. When irresponsible or negligent practitioners fail to use these tests and do not meet the basic standards of care defined by their profession, they are guilty of medical malpractice or medical negligence.

Fighting Your Battle in Your Time of Need

If you or a loved one has suffered from a failure of your doctor to diagnose, you may have a medical malpractice case. Our firm has vast experience and very successful outcomes for our clients in these types of cases.

We are compassionate in our fight for the rights of those who have suffered from the negligence and unethical behavior of others. It is a violation of trust when a medical professional claims to be competent and offers “help” that turns out to be a betrayal.

Our Atlanta medical malpractice attorney helps clients to fight back and hold these individuals accountable. We understand how to investigate these matters and compile the evidence necessary to prove negligence. We aggressively negotiate on your behalf or take your case to trial. Our extensive experience and successful court record is a benefit in these complex cases.