Check out this video to learn about choosing a medical malpractice attorney. Then call Perenich the Law Firm for a free legal consultation.
Question:
What should I look for when choosing a medical malpractice attorney?
Answer: A client called our firm last week. She felt like her husband had been injured because the doctor hadn’t followed certain safety protocols. She didn’t want to hire a lawyer, but she was very concerned because her husband was very hurt. She asked, “Have you ever been to trial for medical malpractice?” We told her, yes, that our firm has experience prosecuting and securing verdicts for negligent medical care.
It’s not an easy task to hold people who dedicate their lives to healing responsible when they make a mistake. If you believe you’ve been injured because of a negligent medical provider, the number one question you want to ask is, “Are you prepared to hold my medical provider responsible all the way through a verdict in a courtroom?” If your lawyer can’t answer that question, call us. We have the experience.
Our law firm prosecutes negligent medical actors. It’s complex. It requires understanding the medicine, first of all. It also requires the financial capability of prosecuting the claim all the way to a jury verdict, which can be extremely expensive. You want to hire a law firm that has the financial means to do that. It is expert intensive, and it is a very complex undertaking. We handle medical negligence claims. We don’t pursue every single one, but where we see that justice requires us to hold doctors accountable, nurses accountable, medical staff accountable, hospitals, clinics, those people who may have contributed to injury because of their negligence, we handle those claims.
The number one question is, “Have you taken these trials to verdict?” If your lawyer can’t answer that question, call us.
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A client called our firm last week. She felt like her husband had been injured because the doctor hadn’t followed certain safety protocols. She didn’t want to hire a lawyer, but she was very concerned because her husband was very hurt. She asked, “Have you ever been to trial for medical malpractice?” We told her, yes, that our firm has experience prosecuting and securing verdicts for negligent medical care.
