Areas of Practice

Medical Malpractice

Medical Malpractice

Have you been harmed by a medical professional’s negligence or breach of standard of care? This can include anything from a simple failure to diagnose an issue to surgical mishaps that leave foreign objects in your body afterward. Remember, there are short time limits on suing for medical malpractice, with complex procedures for ensuring the case is handled properly. The statutes governing these limits, including the attorney fees set for such cases, are ones that Miles, Sears & Eanni are experienced and equipped to help you navigate. We can make sure the delicate matters of your case are handled properly. If you believe you have been the victim of medical malpractice, reach out to us immediately to make sure you have the best case for getting the compensation you deserve.

Have you been harmed by a medical professional’s negligence or breach of standard of care? This can include anything from a simple failure to diagnose an issue to surgical mishaps that leave foreign objects in your body afterward. Remember, there are short time limits on suing for medical malpractice, with complex procedures for ensuring the case is handled properly. The statutes governing these limits, including the attorney fees set for such cases, are ones that Miles, Sears & Eanni are experienced and equipped to help you navigate. We can make sure the delicate matters of your case are handled properly. If you believe you have been the victim of medical malpractice, reach out to us immediately to make sure you have the best case for getting the compensation you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a consultation cost with an attorney?

Miles, Sears & Eanni offers free consultations with potential clients. Please call and speak with one of our team members to determine if your case is something that Miles, Sears & Eanni can handle.

Once a lawsuit is filed and the defendant(s) has/have appeared, a process called “discovery” happens where the parties exchange information and have a chance to develop evidence. Some of this is done in writing and others are done through oral testimony called “depositions.” Usually, as the case approaches trial, the parties will engage in settlement discussions at mediation or settlement conferences at the court.

We recommend hiring an attorney as soon as possible. Some cases have very short windows to file a claim or lawsuit and it is better to speak to an attorney before those deadlines have passed.

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