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Alford & Bertrand, LLC

Attorneys at Law

Main Office
60 Arsenal Street,
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-0322

Phone: 617.926.8800
Toll Free: 1-800-698-ATTY (2889)
Fax: 617.924.7780

Email: info@alfordandbertrand.com
Web: http://www.alfordandbertrand.com

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85 Exchange Street
Lynn, MA 01901

1651 Blue Hill Avenue
Boston, MA 02126

250 Copeland Street
Quincy, MA 02169

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Boston Medical Malpractice Lawyers

Failure to Diagnose,  Misdiagnosis, Physician and Prescription Drug Errors

Medical malpractice is an act or omission by a doctor, nurse, or other health care provider which causes injury to the patient and deviates from from accepted standards of practice in the medical community. Even if the patient has signed a release which identifies certain problems that may arise, the health care provider may still be responsible if the injury or complication could have been avoided.

Some of the types of malpractice that can occur are: the failure to diagnose, or misdiagnosis of a disease or medical condition; failure to provide appropriate treatment for a condition; or an unreasonable delay in treating a medical condition. A provider may also be responsible for injuries if no consent for a procedure was obtained from the patient.

Medical malpractice njuries fall under personal injury law.  If your loved one has died as the result of medical malpractice injuries, you may have a wrongful death claim.

Our firm represent clients injured involved in a wide array range of accidents, including, but not limited to:            

  • Delayed cancer diagnosis
  • Surgical errors
  • Failure to diagnose
  • Misdiagnosis
  • Medical staff errors
  • Spinal Cord Injury
  • Nursing home injuries
  • Brain Injury
  • Stroke
  • Birth injuries
  • Cerebral palsy
  • Infections acquired at a hospital
  • Inappropriate prescription drugs
  • Prescription drug dosing errors

If you suspect you are a victim of medical malpractice you may have grounds for a lawsuit to recover damages for medical bills, physical rehabilitation and other costs such as pain and suffering and lost wages, if you are the victim of someone else’s negligence. Retaining an experienced personal injury lawyer is an important first step to protect your legal rights. An attorney will also help you determine who was at fault, evaluate property damage, assess the extent of your physical injuries and determine a course of action to hold liable parties responsible.

The attorneys at the Boston law firm of Alford & Bertrand have decades of experience with personal injury, medical malpratice and civil litigation.  Our medical malpractice attorneys are committed to aggressively pursuing legal remedies for your personal injury accident. While insurance companies do their best to downplay the extent of your injuries and reduce claims they pay you, our lawyers work just as hard to maximize your settlement. Although many plaintiff’s personal injury claims are settled without litigation, if your case cannot be resolved out of court, we are always prepared to go to trial to obtain the compensation you deserve.

When someone else’s negligence causes you serious injury or results in the death of a loved one, please call our office at (800) 698-2889 to learn how we can help. There is no charge to have a Boston medical malpractice attorney evaluate your case. Evening and Saturday appointments are available for your convenience.  Contact an experienced Boston personal injury lawyer to discuss your case.

Serving the Greater Boston Area with offices in Watertown, Mattapan, Quincy & Lynn

 

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