If you were injured due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to significant compensation. Contact one of our experienced lawyers at (561) 293-2600 for legal advice and representation.
A medical malpractice attorney can help negotiate with insurance companies, fully investigate the circumstances of your injury, and hold all parties accountable. Let us do the work to secure the resources you need to move forward with dignity.
Healthcare workers must meet high standards for their patients because the stakes can be life-and-death. If your needs were not met, and you or a loved one were injured due to negligence, you deserve justice.
Medical malpractice is a broad area of law that encompasses various kinds of healthcare failure, including surgical errors, hospital errors, and pharmaceutical errors.
We at Osborne & Francis have included some introductory facts about medical malpractice below, including what you should expect from your attorney, and how a settlement can help you and your family recover.
If you need more specific information or need to speak with legal counsel directly, contact us online or call our Florida offices right away at (561) 293-2600 today.
So you've been in a car accident. What happens next? There are many things that you should do but here are the three most important:
Number One: See a doctor immediately.
A broken bone is easy to see, but some injuries are not. The most common injuries from car accidents happen in the neck, back, or head. The only way to diagnose and treat them is by seeing a doctor. A doctor can help ease the pain, provide medication, reassure you of how your injury may impact your daily life, and tell you what not to do to make it worse.
A visit to the doctor can also give you legally protected time off to recover and rest your body after an accident, and it documents and provides the evidence you may need for your case. Even a five-mile-per-hour car accident can cause a serious injury. So whether you've had a severe accident or a minor collision, see a doctor. And if you don't have medical insurance, let us know and we'll make sure that you receive the proper care.
Number Two: Write everything down.
Even if it seems small, during times of stress or injury it is common to forget the little details. Make sure you keep note of the pain that you're in. With neck, back, and head injuries, sometimes simple activities such as walking up the stairs or picking up a toddler may cause severe pain.
You may not be sleeping well at night. Documenting how much you sleep and how often you wake up due to pain is also very important. And lastly, if you have any cuts or bruises, take daily photos as you heal. This will provide visual evidence of the injuries that you've suffered.
Number Three: Do not speak to an insurance company until you've spoken to a lawyer.
Please understand that the insurance adjuster works for a billion-dollar corporation and not for you. Their interests are solely for their insurance company, and their goal is to provide you with the least amount of financial settlement as quickly as possible. When you do speak with them, remember they will record the conversation. Why do they do this? Because they've been trained to ask questions that may confuse you. So talk to us before you talk to them.
So remember: See a doctor, document everything, and call us before calling the insurance company for your free private consultation. We are here for you. Real tough lawyers fighting real tough issues.
Examples of medical malpractice injuries that Orlando attorneys at Osborne & Francis can handle include:
These are just a few examples of the types of medical injuries that our Florida malpractice attorney can handle. If you believe you have suffered an injury as a result of medical negligence, it is important to consult with our qualified attorneys who can advise you on your legal options.
Contact our Orlando offices online or by calling (561) 293-2600 for a free, fully confidential consultation about your rights and legal options.
A medical malpractice lawyer can help you with your case by:
Additionally, there are three Important facts to keep in mind when you’re deciding whether to hire a lawyer:
When you hire an attorney, you gain the benefit of their tried-and-trusted experience. At Osborne & Francis we have decades of proven results, and a full staff to make sure your case is handled with accuracy.
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It’s recommended that you seek legal advice as soon as possible after you are medically stable, or right away if you are acting on behalf of a loved one. One phone call can quickly advise you of immediate actions you can take to protect yourself, and lead to rapid legal representation.
The sooner you call a lawyer, the sooner we are able to gather evidence on your behalf before it becomes degraded or disappears. We can also communicate with hospital or insurance reps so you don’t have to, and ensure they cannot mislead you into waiving any of your rights.
Don’t hesitate or second-guess yourself at this critical time — if you think you may have a medical malpractice case, contact Osborne & Francis right away at (561) 293-2600 for a free case evaluation. We are located in Orlando, Florida with offices in Boca Raton and Lakeland. Let us do the work while you and your loved ones recover.
In the practice of medicine, “never events” are so-called because they should never happen. Injuries caused by leaving surgical gauze or tools inside a patient, for example, are 100% preventable with a competent OR team. The same is true for wrong-side and wrong-site surgeries, or being prescribed or administered incorrect medication.
If you’re harmed due to such preventable mistakes, you may be entitled to compensation under the law.
Any healthcare provider — including doctors, nurses, dentists, chiropractors, and hospitals — can be sued for medical malpractice. If a medical professional or hospital staff member fails to provide an adequate level of care that results in harm to a patient, they may be held liable for your injuries. Consult with a local attorney experienced in medical malpractice cases to review your specific options.
Many medical malpractice lawyers, including the attorneys here at Osborne & Francis, work on a contingency fee basis. That means we only get paid if you win your case. We invest our time and resources in your case upfront because we know this is a financially and emotionally challenging time of your life — we’re here to help first, and only earn our fee if we deliver results for your family.
In Florida, where Osborne & Francis has multiple office locations, the deadline to file a medical malpractice case is usually 4 years from the date of the injury (or 2 years from the day the injury was discovered or diagnosed).
The clock starts ticking right away after your injury, so it is essential that you contact Osborne & Francis at (561) 293-2600 before your time runs out. Consultations are free and confidential — let us meet critical legal deadlines on your behalf, so you and your family can heal in peace.
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