Hope For Those Who Have Suffered Because Of Medical Or Dental Malpractice
As a patient, you should be able to trust that medical professionals will treat you with the high level of care you deserve. Yet despite advances in technology and medical standards, unacceptable mistakes and oversights still happen. You shouldn’t have to pay the price for a professional’s incompetence.
Our attorneys at Jordan Law Firm can help you determine if professional malpractice occurred and, if so, we can help you move forward toward obtaining justice. We are passionate about standing up for the rights of patients who have been wronged. With many decades of experience – including thousands of appearances in court – we have the skillset it takes to tackle these tough cases.
Medical Malpractice
Malpractice in the medical field involves any failure on the part of a provider or institution to uphold the appropriate standards of care in delivering quality services to patients. Common examples of medical malpractice include:
- Medication errors
- Surgical and anesthesia errors
- Misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis
- Failure to obtain informed consent
- Botched medical procedures
- Birth injuries and delivery trauma
You can turn to us for help with any type of medical negligence in South Carolina. We also handle cases involving nursing home neglect and abuse.
Dental Malpractice
Dentists are held to high standards of care, and rightly so. Poor-quality dental work can cause significant financial strain and physical complications. Dental malpractice can even have life-threatening implications.
Our legal team works with trusted connections in the dental field to prove these kinds of cases. We can help you obtain the compensation you deserve after a dental injury.
How Do You Know If You Experienced Medical Or Dental Malpractice?
Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to know if malpractice occurred. Not all cases are obvious. Often, it takes a thorough review by an expert in the field to pinpoint where your provider went wrong.
Any of these red flags may indicate that you experienced malpractice:
- You received a wrong diagnosis
- You didn’t get diagnosed in a timely manner
- You were prescribed the wrong medication or wrong dosage
- You got a second opinion that substantially differed from your original provider
- You weren’t informed of the risks of your procedure
- Your provider isn’t listening to you
- Your treatment wasn’t effective
- You experienced unexpected complications or injuries as a result of treatment
The first step is to seek guidance from a lawyer. We can review your situation and let you know whether it’s worth taking a closer look.