Cleveland Failure to Diagnose Attorney

How Can a Lawyer Help Me Find the Truth About a Medical Malpractice Injury?

Most people who are injured by doctors or hospitals want to know what happened to them. They want to understand how their trusted doctor could have made such a dangerous oversight. But when doctors know they’ve made a mistake, their insurance company’s lawyers can work to make it impossible for patients to find out what really happened. At Spangenberg Shibley & Liber, we’re ready to help you find truth and justice after a medical malpractice injury. We come to you with the experience, skills and sophistication necessary to untangle the medical records and figure out whether medical malpractice—such as failure to diagnose a dangerous illness—caused your injury.

Proving Negligence from a Physician’s Lack of Diagnosis

A bad medical result doesn’t always mean that medical malpractice or negligence occurred. Often, however, medical errors do occur with catastrophic results. Our Cleveland failure to diagnose attorneys know the difference and what you’ll need to prove to win your case.

There are two important aspects to a medical malpractice case:

1. First, the medical provider must have violated the standard of care prevailing in his or her practice expertise—whether a doctor, surgeon, radiologist, dentist, or other practitioner.
2. Second, the violation of the standard of care—the negligence—must have caused the injury.

What it Takes to Win a Failure to Diagnose Case

At Spangenberg Shibley & Liber, we know what it takes to win a medical malpractice lawsuit. Our attorneys have access to the most sophisticated technical and medical resources to investigate and prepare your case to win. Speaking with a Cleveland medical malpractice lawyer from our team could be one of the best decisions you make at this time.

We are highly selective in the types of medical negligence cases we bring to court. When opposing insurance attorneys see our name on the lawsuit, they know it is well conceived, carefully prepared and has the merit to be a successful court case. They know that they will face a jury unless they come prepared to discuss a full and fair settlement.

Jurors want to believe the best out of doctors, so there is a built-in prejudice against medical malpractice lawsuits. We work hard to show undeniable evidence that your personal injury or wrongful death claim is directly related to a doctor, nurse or other medical professional who failed to meet an expected level of care.

Experienced, Sophisticated, Reputable.

Spangenberg Shibley & Liber is recognized as one of the preeminent medical malpractice law firms in Ohio. We are one of the first civil litigation firms to take on individual and mass tort cases that have had a lasting impact on how negligence laws have been shaped over the past several decades.

We are proud of our case results in medical malpractice cases across a full spectrum of medical areas, including:

• Failure to diagnose a medical condition, such as stroke, cancer, heart attack and aneurysm
• Birth injuries to baby and mother
• Surgical errors, anesthesia errors, post-surgical complications
• Medication and prescription errors
• Nurse negligence, emergency room errors and hospital administration mistakes
• Psychiatric malpractice

Don’t hesitate to obtain the counsel you need to make the right decision regarding your medical malpractice case. You won’t know whether you can file a lawsuit until you speak with an experienced lawyer, so take that step today.

Call Spangenberg Shibley & Liber at 216-696-3232 and arrange for a free case evaluation with a member of our trusted team. Remember: We don’t charge legal fees unless your case is successful.

Recommended Reading

• A Patient’s Guide to Medical Malpractice
• Handling Your Own Medical Malpractice Matter
• How Long Will My Medical Malpractice Case Take?
• Medical Errors Considered Third Leading Cause of Death