Miami Failure To Diagnose Cancer Lawyer

When we go to the doctor for a pain or abnormality, we expect that we will receive quality medical care and informed advice. Unfortunately, however, doctors sometimes make mistakes, leading to emotional pain and physical suffering. This is especially true if your doctor made a misdiagnosis or failed to diagnose cancer.

At Freidin Brown, P.A., our Miami failure to diagnose lawyers have more than 100 years of combined experience representing clients suffering as the result of doctor negligence. We have handled cases involving the failure to diagnose breast cancer, prostate cancer, and other types of cancer that eventually led to extreme illness or death.

Committed to Recovering Maximum Compensation

In many failure to diagnose cases, our clients are seriously ill and have acquired a large number of medical bills. We take this into consideration as we negotiate with insurance companies to settle medical malpractice claims or fight for our clients’ rights in court. We are committed to recovering maximum compensation for the high medical costs, pain and suffering caused by medical negligence.

If you think you or a loved one is a victim of medical malpractice resulting from the failure to diagnose cancer, contact our lawyers for a FREE consultation. We will immediately begin investigating your claim and preparing your case.

Receiving Multi-million Dollar Settlements for Our Clients

As a leading Miami medical malpractice lawyer, our practice is dedicated to ensuring healthcare professionals are held responsible for their actions. We have a strong track record of achievements, such as securing a $2.2 million verdict for a family whose loved one tragically passed away due to a failure to diagnose and promptly admit the patient to the hospital. We operate on a contingency fee basis, which means you won’t be burdened with lawyer fees or expenses unless we successfully obtain compensation on your behalf.

Contact us today so an experienced Miami failure to diagnose cancer lawyer can begin investigating your case.