Medical Malpractice

When the negligence of a doctor, hospital or their staff falls below the standard of care, and causes bodily injury, we are here to help.

Malpractice means negligence by a professional. A doctor, nurse or hospital can be sued for failing to order tests, misdiagnosis, overdose of medication, poor technique, delaying treatment or other unreasonable conduct, which causes injury to a patient. Arizona medical malpractice cases are almost always very hotly contested. Doctors will rarely admit they have done anything wrong. There may be a "cover up." Your medical records may get altered or even lost. You may encounter a "wall of silence" where other doctors do not want to speak adversely against the treating doctor who is in question. Law firms accepting malpractice cases must invest substantial time and money in order to expose the real truth.

In Arizona medical malpractice cases or professional negligence cases, the provider must fail to act in accordance with a reasonable standard of care, which causes the injury. Some examples of medical malpractice cases include: failure to diagnose a retinal detachment resulting in blindness; failure to treat an infection resulting in amputation; failure to timely diagnose and treat cancer resulting in fatal progression; leaving an instrument in a woman causing her to miscarry her child; failure to monitor a patient during surgery causing a code blue; failure of a surgeon to aspirate the needle during a routine biopsy causing air embolism to the brain and death; administering unsafe multiple drugs causing the patient to die due to multiple drug toxicity; and giving the wrong prescription resulting in death.

The Wesbrooks Law Firm has successfully litigated cases leading to millions in Verdicts and settlements for our clients. At Wesbrooks Law Firm, you will have an experienced Arizona medical malpractice lawyer to help you prove your case.

Our Arizona medical malpractice lawyers enjoy the finest reputation. One of our medical malpractice cases was featured on the front page of The New Times.

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